EDGE Media Network Launches First LGBT Digital Magazine Designed for the iPad

David Foucher READ TIME: 2 MIN.

EDGE Media Network, the world's largest LGBT news network announces the launch of the EDGE Digital Magazine, the first lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender electronic news, entertainment and lifestyle magazine built specifically for the iPad. Available as a free download from Apple's App Store, the EDGE Digital Magazine will be published monthly and will offer in-depth features on a range of subjects including entertainment, style, fashion, grooming, fitness, travel and technology.

The EDGE Digital Magazine joins a family of market leading gay-oriented media properties that currently serve over 1 million dedicated readers. The company operates a network of websites at www.EDGEontheNet.com and locally in Boston, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Dallas, Chicago, Las Vegas, Fire Island, Providence, Seattle, Washington, DC, and Provincetown. EDGE's mobile apps for iPhones, iPods and Android devices represent the world's largest gay news readership in the mobile marketplace.

"Our goal is to be where the LGBT community wants us to be---not only on the Web---but on social networks and mobile platforms," said EDGE Publisher David Foucher "With the advent of the iPad, readers can interactively experience magazines as never before. The EDGE Digital Magazine maximizes this experience with dynamic design and diverse content; it represents a huge leap forward for gay media."

The EDGE Digital Magazine debuts on September 6, 2011. The inaugural issue features a variety of entertaining and provocative stories, including a cover story on Nate Berkus, Oprah's out designer whose new television show is garnering critical praise.

The EDGE Digital Magazine can be downloaded via iTunes or via the Apple App Store on iPads. Click here to download it to your device.


by David Foucher , EDGE Publisher

David Foucher is the CEO of the EDGE Media Network and Pride Labs LLC, is a member of the National Lesbian & Gay Journalist Association, and is accredited with the Online Society of Film Critics. David lives with his daughter in Dedham MA.

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