At last, a magazine for needy self-made millionaires
Vancouver must have arrived, since Millionaire Blueprints, a magazine for the almost insufferably affluent, is distributing 20,000 copies in selected neighbourhoods on the left coast. The magazine, published by an Arlington, Texas company, is distributed in the choicest neighbourhoods in about 20 major markets, according to a story in Media in Canada. In Vancouver this apparently means Yaletown, West Van, Kerrisdale, Point Grey and Kitsilano.
The cover of the magazine is incredibly ugly and tacky and the sample content and website so crass it is actually quite funny.
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posted by D. B. Scott at
11:57 am
2 Comments:
I'd just like to know what they pay freelancers.
Not sure what rich publishers pay freelancers, but rich consumers do buy a lot of expensive cars, over-priced booze, fancy watches, trendy interior design stuff, outrageously priced cosmetics, etc. that so many of our magazines depend on, tacky or tasteful.
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