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'''''Birmingham'' magazine''' is the monthly publication of the [[Birmingham Business Alliance]]. It has been published in two editions. The first debuted in the fall of [[1918]] and the second appeared in December [[1961]] and remains in print.
'''''Birmingham'' magazine''' was a monthly lifestyle magazine which promoted the business and culture of [[Birmingham]] and the [[Birmingham area]]. The magazine debuted in the fall of [[1918]] and continued into the first years of the [[Great Depression]] before suspending publication.


[[Dalton Smith]] is the publisher. The current editorial staff includes [[Julie Keith]], [[Tatiana Richards]], and [[Carla Jean Whitley]]. [[Katie Chipman]] is acting creative director, and [[Laura McAlister]] is web editor.
A second edition of the magazine was launched on December [[1961]], under the auspices of the [[Birmingham Regional Chamber of Commerce|Birmingham Chamber of Commerce]].
 
After the chamber merged with other groups into the [[Birmingham Business Alliance]] in [[2009]], the new organization sought a buyer for the magazine.
 
[[Birmingham News Multimedia]] took over publishing ''Birmingham'' magazine with the [[October 31]], [[2011]] issue. A year later that group was absorbed into Advance Publications' [[Alabama Media Group]], with outlets in Birmingham, Huntsville and Mobile.
 
In July [[2020]], partly as a response to the economic recession accompanying the [[2020 Coronavirus pandemic]], ''Birmingham'' magazine again suspended its print publication, and laid off several full-time staff members.


==Editors==
==Editors==
* [[Oliver Cox]] (1918 - 19)
* [[Oliver Cox]], 1918-1919
* [[Paoli A. Smith]] (1919 - )
* [[Paoli Smith]], 1919-
* [[Jessica Ingram]]
* [[Jessica Ingram]]
* [[C. M. Kilian]]
* [[C. M. Kilian]]
* [[Donald Brown]] (1970s)
* [[Donald Brown]], 1970s
* [[Joe O'Donnell]] (1987-2009)
* [[Joe O'Donnell]], 1987-2009
* [[Julie Keith]] (2009-)
* [[Julie Keith]], 2009-2013
* [[David Magee]], 2014
* [[Roy S. Johnson]], 2015
* [[Julia Sayers]], 2017-present


==See also==
==See also==
* [[The Birmingham Magazine]] (1915 - )
* [[The Birmingham Magazine]] ([[1915]]-)
 
==References==
* "The Birmingham News will acquire and publish Birmingham magazine." (October 21, 2011) {{BN}}
* Rebman, Stephanie (July 16, 2020) "Birmingham magazine suspends print product." {{BBJ}}


==External links==
==External links==
* [http://www.bhammag.com Birmingham magazine] website
* [http://www.bhammag.com Birmingham magazine] website
* [http://blog.al.com/birmingham-buzz/index.html Birmingham Buzz] blog at [[al.com]]
* [http://facebook.com/bhammag Birmingham magazine] on facebook.com
* [http://twitter.com/bhammag @bhammag] on twitter.com


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[[Category:Magazines]]
[[Category:Civic boosters]]
[[Category:Civic boosters]]
[[Category:1918 establishments]]
[[Category:1961 establishments]]
[[Category:2020 disestablishments]]
[[Category:Birmingham News]]
[[Category:Alabama Media Group]]

Latest revision as of 15:48, 16 July 2020

March 1966 issue

Birmingham magazine was a monthly lifestyle magazine which promoted the business and culture of Birmingham and the Birmingham area. The magazine debuted in the fall of 1918 and continued into the first years of the Great Depression before suspending publication.

A second edition of the magazine was launched on December 1961, under the auspices of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce.

After the chamber merged with other groups into the Birmingham Business Alliance in 2009, the new organization sought a buyer for the magazine.

Birmingham News Multimedia took over publishing Birmingham magazine with the October 31, 2011 issue. A year later that group was absorbed into Advance Publications' Alabama Media Group, with outlets in Birmingham, Huntsville and Mobile.

In July 2020, partly as a response to the economic recession accompanying the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic, Birmingham magazine again suspended its print publication, and laid off several full-time staff members.

Editors

See also

References

External links