Philadelphia Media Holdings To Launch Style Mag

Posted Wednesday, April 11, 2007 12:00 am

By: E&P Staff Philadelphia Media Holdings is launching a new lifestyle publication called Style & Splendor.

The magazine will hit doorsteps at the end of May and will cover topics such as fashion, home interior, jewelry, wine, art and entertainment.

Broad Street Magazines, a subsidiary of Philadelphia Media Holdings owner of The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News, will distribute 70,000 issues to area-households.

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