SciCentral.com Launches New Service

SciCentral. April 16, 1999

Out Magazine Names Mark Eckstrom Publisher

Henry E. April 16, 1999

Michael Crichton Founds Computer Game Publishing Company

Michael Crichton, best-selling author and director, has announced the formation of Timeline Studios, whose goal is to develop and distribute the next generation in computer gaming software. April 16, 1999

Women.com Networks Cooks Up New Food Channel

The Women. April 15, 1999

Medical Economics Company Launches memag.com

The Medical Economics Company has announced that it has launched memag. April 15, 1999

Salon.com Launches New Health & Body Site

Salon. April 15, 1999

Rapid Growth For TheSpark.com

TheSpark. April 14, 1999

New Holocaust Feature on The American Experience Online

To commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom Ha'Shoah), The American Experience Online has launched America and the Holocaust: Deceit and Indifference, a new website that accompanies the re-broadcast of The American Experience documentary of the same name airing Monday, April 12, at 9pm on PBS. April 14, 1999

UBL.com Adds Personal Publishing Tools for Emerging Bands

Ultimate Band List has launched a personal Web publishing area enabling bands to contribute audio files to their UBL listing or "band card. April 14, 1999

Star-Telegram Selects Best and Worst Celebrity Authors

Think Hollywood is the only place to get celebrity autographs? Nowadays, fans only have to visit their nearest bookstore to meet authors such as Bill Cosby, Maria Shriver, Jamie Lee Curtis and Sarah Ferguson. April 14, 1999

Yahoo Internet Life's Growth Continues

Ziff-Davis has announced that Yahoo! Internet Life will increase its rate base from 600,000 to 700,000 in September 1999. April 14, 1999

Internet.com acquires @NY and SiliconAlleyJobs.com Websites

internet. April 14, 1999

Content Magazine Relaunches, Appoints New Editor

ContentWorld Publishing Ventures (CPV) has announced the appointment of a new Editor and the re-launch and redesign of its print and Web publication, Content. April 14, 1999

Petersen Names Dana Fields as Head of Magazine Development

EMAP Petersen, Inc. April 14, 1999

World Wildlife Fund Launches Online Campaign to Save the Amazon

Can't get to the Amazon? The World Wildlife Fund has announced a new Saving the Amazon website. April 12, 1999

PublishingOnline.com Acquires Digital Publishing Rights to Epicenter Press Titles

PublishingOnline. April 12, 1999

Thomson Financial Services Acquires Powell Publishing

Thomson Financial Services (TFS) has announced that it has acquired Milwaukee-based Powell Publishing, publisher of DM Review, a monthly magazine targeted at the data warehouse and business intelligence market. April 12, 1999

MysteryNet.com Launches Edgars Website

MysteryNet. April 12, 1999

NuvoMedia Adds Self-Publishing Features to Rocket eBook

NuvoMedia, Inc. April 12, 1999

IDG's InfoWorld Names Dylan Tweney Content Development Manager

InfoWorld has appointed Dylan Tweney to content development manager. April 12, 1999

Medscape Launches Medscape General Medicine

Medscape has announced the launch of Medscape General Medicine, an online primary-source, peer-reviewed general medical journal. April 12, 1999

The Advocate Partners with The Gay.com Network

The Advocate, the nation's leading magazine for gays and lesbians, and Online Partners' Gay. April 12, 1999

Petjungle.com Announces Content Distribution Deal With Rodale Press

PetJungle. April 9, 1999

PennWell Acquires Potencia Magazine

PennWell, a global media company, has purchased Potencia Magazine from ITP, Inc. April 9, 1999

Walt Disney Company to Reorganize Publishing Business

The Walt Disney Company will reorganize its publishing business to take better advantage of its presence worldwide and to more closely align marketing opportunities, it was announced by Bo Boyd, Chairman, Disney Consumer Products and Anne Osberg, President, Disney Consumer Products; and Robert A. April 9, 1999