Shortlist (magazine)
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| ShortList | |
|---|---|
| Editorial Director | Phil Hilton |
| Staff writers | Lucy Foster Matt Hussey |
| Categories | Entertainment, Motoring, Technology, Travel, Fitness and Grooming |
| Frequency | Weekly |
| Circulation | 462,731[1] |
| First issue | 20 September 2007 |
| Company | ShortList Media Ltd |
| Country |  United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
| Website | ShortList.com |
ShortList is the title of a free weekly magazine published in the United Kingdom which launched on 20 September 2007[2]. The magazine is the biggest-circulation men's lifestyle magazine in Britain[3] with Mike Soutar, former editor-in-chief of FHM in Britain and Maxim in the U.S. as its CEO[4].
Contents |
[edit] Aim & Content
As the name suggests, ShortList is composed primarily of lists – useful pieces of information with the aim of entertaining and informing its target audience of professional males during their commute.
[edit] Distribution
The magazine is handed out every Thursday in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, West Yorkshire, Dundee and Aberdeen. It is available from distributors at around 100 main line and Underground stations and bus terminals, and can be also be picked up at NCP car parks, all London and the larger regional airports, on Eurostar and Virgin Trains, French Connection stores and health clubs[5].
[edit] References
- ^ Magazine ShortList debuts with 460,000 circulation | Media | guardian.co.uk
- ^ Media Life Magazine - Out today, ShortList for the young Brit
- ^ 'Shortlist': Young, free and sensible. A lads' mag grows up fast - Media, News - Independent.co.uk
- ^ New British Men’s Magazine, but No Nudity, Please - New York Times
- ^ ShortList attracts diverse advertising mix
