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JULY 26, 2000
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: KATHLEEN ERVIN
ervin@failuremag.com
WEB MAGAZINE'S FIRST WEEK A SUCCESSFUL
"FAILURE"
Scarsdale,
NY Failure magazinewww.failuremag.comthe
new Web publication covering all things failure, had a first week
marked by hundreds of thousands of visitors, over 2.25 million hits,
international press, radio, and TV coverage, and incredibly, server
failure.
"When I first started this magazine," says Jason Zasky editor and
CEO, "I saw Failure in my future. However, server failure
was not what I had in mind." The technical snafu was exacerbated
by Zasky's appearance on NPR radio's nationally broadcasted "All
Things Considered" as traffic to the new site surged with first
time visitors. Functionality was soon restored
Failure's launch 'issue' includes an interview with Apple
Computer co-founder Steve Wozniak; a feature on Moe Norman"the
greatest golfer the world has never known"; Failure's choice
for the most monumental failure of the past two millenniums and
more. Other highlights include the introduction of the "Bomb Site"
(the weekly interactive movie poll) and "This Day in Failure."
Covering stories large and small, historical and current, Failure
and its nationally recognized writers explore the world of arts
& entertainment, business, science & technology, history, and sports
with a bold perspective that is insightful, informative and entertaining.
Says Zasky, "Every media outlet covers the subject of failure to
one degree or another, but no publication has ever put it all in
one place. Of course, we understand that failure is a loaded word,
so for us approach is everything. We report, we analyze, we investigate,
but unlike many other publications, we don't critique or make failure
a personal issue. Taking advantage of our unique perspective and
the interactive possibilities of the Internet, we fully intend to
change the way people perceive failure."
Failure Magazine LLC is a privately owned and operated media company
featuring Failure magazine and FailureWear, the new clothing
and merchandise line.
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