On The Anvil: New Magazines, And IGNOU's Ambitious Plans

Slightly old news, but Femina has gone Hindi. So has Tehelka.

IGNOU – Indira Gandhi National Open University – have set out to deliver their courseware on cell phones, informs Nikhil at Medianama.

IGNOU have given themselves six months to create mobile-compatible content, and another year for starting the mobile exams project; unviable targets - 25 million mobile education students by 2009, and 50 million by 2010.

Well, good luck to them.

Mid Day is going to partner MaXposure Media Group India to publish a culture and lifestyle magazine which they will call Beat. It will roll out in New Delhi in December, followed by editions in Mumbai, Pune and Bangalore.

Stuff is coming to India. Afaqs says:

Being a male-centric magazine, Stuff covers peripherals which interest men, including gadgets, cars, apparel, accessories and fashion gear. The content will include first tests, exclusive news, reviews, gadgets-against-gadgets, adventure and gadgets, and the top 10 gadgets.

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