Sir John (magazine)

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Sir John Magazine
Sir John Magazine Cover Page featuring model, Eleonora Dimakos

Sir John Magazine Cover Page featuring model, Eleonora Dimakos

Editor-in-Chief Anthony P. Santelli
Categories News magazine
Frequency Monthly
Circulation unknown
First issue April, 2007
Company Premiere Media Group, Inc.
Country Flag of Canada Canada
Language English
Website sirjohnmag.ca
ISSN unknown

Sir John Magazine is a monthly online magazine with articles that focus on Canadian politics, current world events, fashion, beauty, health, entertainment, technology, and culture. It is generally portrayed as an upscale and sophisticated type of magazine.

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[edit] History

Sir John Magazine was created by Anthony Santelli who is also the founder of Premiere Media Group, Inc.

Since 2002 Santelli had a magazine idea to present a publication for Canadians' interest in politics. His own interest in political issues inspired him to develop a mainstream magazine that would make politics entertaining, motivating, and compelling to its readers. After making the decision to put teaching aside, he embarked full time on developing this new magazine.

Sir John Macdonald 1st Prime Minister of Canada
Sir John Macdonald 1st Prime Minister of Canada

The magazine is named after Sir John Alexander Macdonald, GCB, KCMG, PC, QC, DCL, LL.D who was born on January 11, 1815 in Glasgow, Scotland, and who became the first Prime Minister of Canada, in 1867.

[edit] Style

The new subscription-based online magazine, Sir John, is mixing cover girls with Canadian and international political coverage to target men and women 25-55.

The magazine’s motto is "Politics with Flair" and is comparable to the now defunct US publication George that was started by John F. Kennedy Jr. which featured stars on its covers and entertaining but perceptive political coverage inside.

Every month inside of Sir John Magazine there is coverage of politics, fashion, entertainment, technology, and culture. In addition, there are discussion forums, and photo shoots accompanied by political based interviews of female cover models. In previous issues, models such as Eleonora Dimakos and Sabrina Heerema-Agostino have graced the cover of the online magazine.

Special features include "From the Editor's Desk" by Anthony Santelli, "La Chic Fashionista" by Eleonora Dimakos, "In the Modern World" by Lucia Giardulli, and "The World According to James Bradford".

[edit] Future

Anthony Santelli expressed in an interview with The Chronicle Journal,[1]

There is most definitely room for this magazine, as long as it's presented in a unique way and this is what sets it apart from Maclean's magazine.[1]

Premiere Media Group, Inc. plans to produce a print version of Sir John Magazine for late fall 2008 or early 2009 and will be distributed nationally to major cities across Canada.

[edit] Notes and references

  1. ^ a b Kelly, Jim (2007-07-22). Magazine deeper than it looks. The Chronicle Journal. The Chronicle Journal. Retrieved on 2007-08-07.

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