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Veckorevyn

Women's magazine in Sweden

Summary

Women's magazine in Sweden

Field	Value
title	VeckoRevyn
image_file	Inga Tidblad.jpg
image_size	218px
image_caption	Inga Tidblad on the cover of Veckorevyn
editor	Irena Pozar
frequency	Weekly (1935–1999)
Fortnightly (1999–2011)
Monthly (2011–2016)
Bimonthly (2016–2018)
circulation	40,600 (2014)
category
company	PYT Media AB
publisher	PYT Media AB
founded	1935
founder	Albert Bonnier
country	Sweden
based	Stockholm
language	Swedish
website	VeckoRevyn

Fortnightly (1999–2011) Monthly (2011–2016) Bimonthly (2016–2018) VeckoRevyn (Swedish: Weekly Review) is a Swedish lifestyle and women's magazine published in Stockholm, Sweden. It was published in print copies between 1935 and December 2018. Since 2019, it is only digitally available.

History and profile

VeckoRevyn was created in 1935{{cite web|title=VeckoRevyn|work=Sveriges Tidskrifter

Ebba von Sydow edited the magazine. Bertil Torekull was one of the editors-in-chief of the magazine, who was also the editor-in-chief of another magazine Bildjournalen.{{cite thesis|author=Maria Grafström|title=The Development of Swedish Business Journalism

It was Bonnier's then development manager Gunny Widell who refocused the magazine, which gave her the Grand Journalist Award in 1981. Veckorevyn.com started in 2001 and is today one of Sweden's largest magazine sites. Every week, Veckorevyn arranges the blog event Blog Awards and runs the campaign Size Hero - for healthier ideals in the fashion industry.

It was launched as a weekly magazine. In later years, it has reduced the frequency of publishing, in line with declining circulation and investments on the Internet. It was published weekly between 1935 and 1999, while until 2011 it was published fortnightly. Starting with the October 2011 issue, it was published monthly, with the aim of producing a magazine with fuller editorial material. By 2016, it became a bimonthly. At the same time, a large part of its young readers considered having abandoned it. However, no name change was relevant, as the publisher considered "Veckorevyn" to be a strong brand.

VeckoRevyn sold 67,000 copies in 1999.{{cite book|author=Patrik Aspers|title=Markets in Fashion: A phenomenological approach

References

(13 December 2018). "Printutgåvan läggs ner och Irena Pozar tar över driften av Veckorevyn". Dagens Media.
"Tidskrifter Magazines". Foreignlegion.

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