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Online men's lifestyle magazine launches
A new online magazine, M, has been launched to an audience described as affluent, educated, metropolitan bisexual, sexually curious and adventurous and gay men. Content focuses on a mix of health, community, lifestyle and entertainment features.
"There is a definite trend which has emerged with the new generation. They consider their sexuality more of a lifestyle than an identity and are moving away from the societal identities of the past," says M Magazine publisher and editor, Ren Borcherds.
"We are in the process of compiling our next issue which will be available online in early March. The magazine is embracing not only digital and new media formats but aims to introduce a print version shortly," he concludes.
In addition to the digital copy, it has a presence on Facebook and Twitter (@MmagazineZA). Fahrenheit Publishing CC publishes the magazine. To view, go to http://mmagazine.co.za/.
