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Aug 04, 2008
Images Group's M magazine goes monthly
M, the men's lifestyle magazine from the Images Group, has turned monthly from July 2008. The magazine was launched as a bi-monthly in May 2006.The magazine caters to "intelligent urban men". The content includes personality interviews, automobiles, books, food, films, entertainment & leisure, music, technology & gadgets, travel, wealth and women.The layout and packaging of the magazine will not be changed. The new version will have 180-190 pages as compared to 240-250 pages earlier. The cover price is now Rs 100 as compared to Rs 75 earlier.
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