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After a 3-year
‘sabbatical’ as an online Internet publication only, 007 MAGAZINE is
set to return during summer 2009 with not one, but two separate titles.
The sister publication will be entitled 007 MAGAZINE ARCHIVE FILES,
and the first issue will feature articles and many never-before-seen
images from the making of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, in
the film’s 40th anniversary year.
Each issue of 007 MAGAZINE ARCHIVE FILES will concentrate on aspects
of one Bond film in the series’ history, while the original 007
MAGAZINE will contain a varied selection of features relating to all
aspects of the James Bond phenomenon. Both 36-page ‘Limited Edition’
issues will retail at £9.99 each (plus £1.50 p&p - $20 surface mail)
and will be published at intervals throughout the year on a
non-subscription basis.
007 MAGAZINE editor & publisher Graham Rye explained, “I can think
of no better way of celebrating 007 MAGAZINE’s 30th anniversary than
the publication re-emerging in a printed format. When we ceased
publishing 007 MAGAZINE as a paper publication in December 2005 many
of our faithful long-time readers were less than enthusiastic about
the changeover to the new media. So after being away for a
three-year hiatus I’ve decided to return with a printed
magazine format and this time to run two titles side-by-side,
hopefully to cater for every possible taste in Bond fandom. With so
many unseen images in the 007 MAGAZINE ARCHIVE this will prove a
great opportunity to bring them to a wider audience.”
The 007 MAGAZINE website will continue to feature a large free view
area while its 1,000-page feature-packed encrypted pay-to-view archive area
will offer a newly reduced 12-month subscription fee of £9.99 ($16).
The current £4.99 ($7.50) monthly subscription to the encrypted
pay-to-view area will remain the same.
007 MAGAZINE first appeared in print in April 1979 and premiered on
the World Wide Web during 1997, while its more recent web persona
evolved during September 2004.
007 MAGAZINE publications and website feature the definitive work on
the subject, covering everything relating to the James Bond
phenomenon and spanning six decades from 1952 to the present day.
During its 30-year history 007 MAGAZINE & ARCHIVE has become THE
foremost worldwide focal point for countless enquiries relating to
Bond, James Bond – and provides the ultimate resource for James Bond
enthusiasts worldwide, and a unique commercial picture agency &
information centre for the world’s media.
The 007 MAGAZINE ARCHIVE is the largest commercial archive of its kind in the
world and many of its never-before-seen images will feature
regularly throughout the pages of both 007 MAGAZINE publications. |
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Both 007 MAGAZINE
publications will be printed in
limited quantities, so if you wish to reserve a copy prior
to publication (with no obligation to purchase),
please email
editor@007magazine.co.uk
Customers will be
emailed when the publications are
available for sale through the 007 MAGAZINE website.
007 MAGAZINE ships to every country worldwide! |
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