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This winning attention-grabber comes from someone we dub “Master of the Obvious.” The head: “Men with Erectile Dysfunction Want Improved Relations with their Partners.” Duh?

VOYAGI Inc. is banking on American impatience with its new magazine Self Serv, a look at the latest technologies for self-service shopping. This pub is geared toward technology execs at medium and large retail organizations… Continued

National News: Erin Dineen leaves Glamour for Vogue. Vanessa Lynch replaces her as Glamour’s fashion assistant, email vanessa_lynch@glamour.com …Washington Post columnist Fred Barbash is leaving at the end of June. His “Investing” column will continue… Continued

Amanda Hesser lands a choice gig with The New York Times Magazine’s new “Food Diary,” a look at real life epicurean adventures. The reporter, a trained chef and author of a cookbook, demonstrates her journalistic… Continued

Despite the fabled dotcom “collapse,” many traditional magazines found a companion presence to their print pubs on the Web in the past year. Sister pub min Magazine assessed the Web’s offerings and announces min’s “New… Continued

Burson-Marsteller has brought on Jordana Friedman, longtime advocate for corporate social responsibility, to direct its US Corporate/Financial Practice. Previously Friedman held a top post at the Council on Economic Priorities. Former FCC Chair William E.… Continued

The jet engines have barely cooled since Boeing chairman Phil Condit placed a call to Illinois Governor George Ryan from some 30,000 feet to announce that Chicago was his kind of town. Yet PR pundits… Continued

Last week the Supreme Court criminalized the sale of marijuana for medicinal use. “This just means that tens of thousands of seriously ill patients, people with AIDS and people confined to wheelchairs, will have to… Continued

According to a new study released by Scarborough Research, adults are consuming less traditional media to fit in new Web-surfing habits. While the majority of online users report unchanged consumption of other media, 23% report… Continued

Startling numbers of literate people are choosing not to read books, magazines, and newspapers, according to a recent survey from the NDP Group and The Washington Post. According to the study, in 1991 more than… Continued