Magazine Leverages Adrants Weakness to Gain Coverage

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Normally, we wouldn’t give a crap about a magazine increasing its frequency and distribution but when the PR reps sends along an image of the magazine’s cover with sweet looking bikinied babe on the front, our editorial crap detector simply ceases to function and other determining factors take charge.

So, Wave magazine, a South Florida-based boating and watersports activities publication backed by Knight Ridder, announced today it’s doubling its publishing frequency to monthly and going national as it celebrates its second anniversary this month with a 132-page February issue. There. Everyone happy?

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