Globe notices magazines

Saturday was definitely "magazine day" at the Globe and Mail, which carried an enormous acreage of stories on magazine topics, although much of it was a rehash of stories already reported elswhere:

• A two-page spread on the whole turmoil surrounding the Canadian Medical Association Journal;
• An article about the strong readership showing in the Print Measurement Bureau results of What's Cooking magazine, a contract published title produced for Kraft Foods by Redwood Custom Communications;
• An item in the Weekend Diary by James Adams about the Western Standard's struggles to defend itself against a human-rights complaint in Alberta over the publication of the so-called "Danish cartoons"
• An article, also by Adams, about whether the PMB results indicated an upswing at Maclean's; the conclusion was, um, maybe.