kotaku.com - 5/30/2009
—
EGM is dead . Long live EGM! The struggling game magazine that shut down in January after nearly twenty years in print is returning later this year, courtesy of Electronic Gaming Monthly founder Steve Harris . According to an announcement, Harris has acquired publishing rights and trademarks ...
egmnow.com - 5/30/2009
—
egmnow.com —
ELECTRONIC GAMING MONTHLY FOUNDER EXECUTES CONTRACT TO ACQUIRE
PRINT AND ONLINE PUBLISHING RIGHTS TO EGM MAGAZINE BEVERLY...
HILLS, CA, May 29, 2009 Steve Harris, founder of Electronic Gaming Monthly magazine, announced today that he has entered into an ...
(more)
ELECTRONIC GAMING MONTHLY” FOUNDER EXECUTES CONTRACT TO ...
playstationlifestyle.net - 5/30/2009
—
playstationlifestyle.net —
BEVERLY HILLS, CA, May 29, 2009 — Steve
Harris, founder of “Electronic Gaming Monthly” magazine, announced today...
that he has entered into an agreement with Ziff Davis Media to re-acquire certain assets, including trademarks and publishing rights, with plans to re-launch EGM in the second ...
(more)
EGM Magazine to Make Triumphant Return
Comments
Blog Reactions
EGM is back, bitch
Destructoid —
... press release says that more will be announced at E3. Ziff Davis couldn't be happier either, saying, "“We are pleased that EGM is now in the hands of its original creator, Steve Harris, and wish him and the publication the best of success in the future.” How about you? Will you be shutting the computer down and picking up printed page once again when EGM starts shipping? You know these blog things are pretty crappy; they'll hire anyone. (Via Kotaku)
EGM is back
Destructoid —
... press release says that more will be announced at E3. Ziff Davis couldn't be happier either, saying, "“We are pleased that EGM is now in the hands of its original creator, Steve Harris, and wish him and the publication the best of success in the future.” How about you? Will you be shutting the computer down and picking up printed page once again when EGM starts shipping? You know these blog things are pretty crappy; they'll hire anyone. (Via Kotaku)
Related Content
The New (Old) Face of EGM
truegameheadz.com 7/3/2009 — Many gamers were saddened earlier this year when their issues of Electronic Gaming Monthly stopped coming in the mail. After all EGM is a magazine that covers an industry which has managed to surpass the music and movie industry, so even though print journalism is having difficult times the ...
Kennedy: Gaming Industry Let EGM Die
multiplayerblog.mtv.com 1/9/2009 — 1UP's editorial director tells us that Electronic Gaming Monthly was probably going to shut down in its 20th year even if UGO hadn't gotten involved -- but that game companies could have stopped it.
***
Why is there no longer an Electronic Gaming ...
The Fall and (Maybe) Rise of EGM
1up.com 7/27/2009 —
.dots {
border-bottom: 1px dotted #666;
clear: both;
}
The Fall and (Maybe) Rise of EGM
Steve Harris, founder and potential savior of America's former #1 video game mag, discusses ...
The Death of the Game System Review
defunctgames.com 1/27/2009 — A Brief History of Gaming (Ep. 9) - It's the end of an era. Just a few days ago the editors at EGM announced that their twenty year old magazine would be shut down, disappointing millions of gamers. However, the real disappointment came years earlier ...
Fate Of EGM’s Unpublished 20th Anniversary Issue Unknown
multiplayerblog.mtv.com 1/7/2009 — The last printed issue of the just-canceled Electronic Gaming Monthly, will be the January 2009 issue. But production on February issue, which would have its 20th anniversary, had already begun internally and we've learned that it could still see the ...
The End of an Era: Lamenting the Loss of EGM
truegameheadz.com 1/10/2009 — EGM, in my opinion, was the quintessential video game magazine. Every month I couldn’t wait for the new issue of EGM to hit store shelves, and I loved seeing what new bits of industry news I could pick up in the latest issue. EGM was especially important to me as a young lad in my pre-internet days.
EGM sold to original founder, resumes publication this year
joystiq.com 6/4/2009 —
Electronic Gaming Monthly, which died when UGO bought out the 1UP brand in January, is being resurrected by its original founder, Steve Harris. Harris, who started EGM in 1989, has regained the print and online publishing rights from Ziff Davis ...
EGM's 15 April Fool's Day Pranks
defunctgames.com 4/2/2009 — I've Got Your Number (Ep. 15) - Sheng Long? The iGame? Lego Halo? When it comes to April Fool's Day pranks, Electronic Gaming Monthly has some of the best. In the magazine's two decades they published fifteen separate jokes, spanning all systems, ...
EGM En Español Is Dead [Magazines]
kotaku.com 12/11/2008 — The Spanish language print version of EGM has seen its last issue, according to the magazine's editorial director Adrián Carbajal. He cites the uncertainty over the English language version's fate as the cause for closure. Carbajal writes that ...
Follow GamerBlips on Twitter
![Electronic Gaming Monthly To Return [Prints Not Dead]](http://images.dailyradar.com/media/uploads/gamer/story_preview/2009/05/30/electronic_gaming_monthly_to_return_prints_not_dea.png)
![An Early Look At The Warhammer 40K MMO [PC]](http://images.dailyradar.com/media/uploads/gamer/story_preview/2009/12/01/an_early_look_at_the_warhammer_40k_mmo_pc_1.jpg){kind=small}
