- sustainable city living
In this issue:
Olympic festivities – Our insider picks
Transit envy – Attitude matters
Green sex – What about the toys?
Print edition of Granville suspended, website still strong
| Image: Hilary Henegar |
Published: December 08, 2009
Hello, Granville readers,
Thanks very much for all your support over the past two and a half years, but with the Winter 2009 issue, the print edition of Granville has suspended publication.
Launching a new magazine is always an uphill battle, and an unsettled economy has added to the challenge. In anticipation of better times ahead, we plan to resume publication in fall 2010.
Meanwhile, the Granville website is still going strong under the capable and enthusiastic direction of our digital editor, Hilary Henegar.
David Jordan
Editor, Granville
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Comments
Good luck to finding
Comment by Anonymous, December 16, 2009 at 17:49Good luck to finding advertisings! We hope to see you soon!
I'll miss Granville Magazine
Comment by Anonymous, December 16, 2009 at 16:09I'll miss Granville Magazine as I've enjoyed every print issue since it launched. With the hardcopy I could pass it on to a friend when there was an article I thought they would find interesting. I hope 2010 brings many advertisers and better times.
why do defunct magazines
Comment by Anonymous, December 16, 2009 at 12:47why do defunct magazines always say they're going to continue online or comeback soon? Granville was born out of shoddy market research, not any actual need. Die with dignity and just stop.
Why not paid subscription?
Comment by Anonymous, December 16, 2009 at 12:46Why not paid subscription? I'd think it would give you more liberty to do unbiased reporting.
Maybe you can build up an
Comment by Anonymous, December 16, 2009 at 11:25Maybe you can build up an audience (and revenue) on your YouTube channel. In any case, I'm a print graphic designer and yes, the industry is smashed. Unfortunately it's not just a recession thing, but a whole shift in the way we get information. And printed magazines just aren't sustainable no matter how well they're recycled.
Hope things improve youz
Comment by Anonymous, December 9, 2009 at 13:25Hope things improve youz guyz I enjoy the mag.
Thanks for the support! How
Comment by Hilary, December 9, 2009 at 15:57Thanks for the support! How to help? Tell all your favourite Vancouver businesses to advertise with Granville magazine! —Hilary Henegar, Granville Online editor
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