FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
JULY 17, 2001
CONTACTS:
KATHLEEN ERVIN, Failure Magazine
DAVID WALLIS, Featurewell.com 212.924.2283

FAILURE MAGAZINE SIGNS SYNDICATION AGREEMENT WITH FEATUREWELL.COM

Scarsdale, NY – Failure Magazine—www.failuremag.com—has signed a syndication agreement with Featurewell.com as its exclusive agent for print and the Web. Featurewell.com will offer and license Failure articles to third party publications worldwide.

"What has always made Failure Magazine a ‘must read,’" says editor and CEO Jason Zasky, "is our one-of-a-kind stories. Entertaining, fascinating, and often quirky—each and every story is carefully crafted from our unique perspective. Where else can you read stories on Steve Wozniak; Zippy Chippy, the losingest racehorse in thoroughbred history; Moe Norman, the best golfer the world has never known; or our Failure of the Day feature? Failure is the magazine for people who love to read and we are confident that Featurewell.com will expose our stories and writers to a wider audience."

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. Among Failure's partnerships are the A&E Network, the History Channel, Biography and CompuServe. Failure magazine is also known for its annual "Failure of the Year" award, the daily "This Day in Failure" feature, The Failure Book Report and the weekly interactive movie poll, "The Bomb Site."

Failure Magazine LLC is a privately owned and operated media company featuring Failure magazine and FailureWear™. Failuremag.com was launched July 17, 2000.

Featurewell.com is an electronic marketplace where editors may license content on politics, culture, health, science, business, technology, travel and books by more than 400 top journalists. Featurewell’s contributors include former U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich, Pulitzer Winners Justin Kaplan and Jimmy Breslin, critically acclaimed novelist Anne Bernays, Peter D. Kramer, (author of "Listening To Prozac"), humorist Ted Rall, Vanity Fair's David Margolick and Eric Alterman of MSNBC.

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