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Future US Inc. has taken over the publication of six Atlanta-based magazines that were acquired last June as part of Future Networks USA’s purchase of 38 titles from Highbury House, the company announced today.
The magazines - Pregnancy, Do!, Women’s Health & Fitness, Decorating Spaces and Men’s Edge, along with the recently launched Scrapbook Answers - now form the core of the new Future Living group, which is overseen by group publishing director Steve Aaron.
Future will upgrade the magazines, hoping to improve newsstand sales and each publication’s brand name power.
In October, Future Network USA, publisher of games, action sports, computing and musician magazines, announced that it was forming three new publishing divisions: Youth, which will include Games & Action Sports; Music & Tech; and Living.
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