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  1. Three here:

    h3publications.comh3publications.com

    Err, then there is this:

    Maybe this is not new, but I just noticed it:

    ridezine.comridezine.com

    I wonder that this is about? Why so many new magazines? Who
    is H3 Publications? Why the cheesy male adolescent stuff in
    some of them? (Am I just getting too old? ;-)

    John Riley

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    It seems Flow and Mountain Biking (noted for a small staff
    and low ad rates) are from Challenge publications. Dave
    House of H3 split from Challenge to start 3 new mags.
    Challenge sued House. Seems like that is on-going. I don't
    know what angle House is working with these new mags. Mag ad
    revenues were way down in 2001. I don't know if they have
    recovered enough for this many magazines.

    John Riley

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    Quoted message said:

    Three here:

    h3publications.comh3publications.com

    Err, then there is this:

    Quoted message said:


    Maybe this is not new, but I just noticed it:

    ridezine.comridezine.com

    I wonder that this is about? Why so many new magazines?
    Who is H3 Publications? Why the cheesy male adolescent
    stuff in some of them? (Am I just getting too old? ;-)

    John Riley

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