By Bert Menninga on 2010-04-20
German readers will soon be able to read their own version of Science Illustrated, now appearing in 13 different editions worldwide.
The latest magazine to launch after being licensed from Bonnier International Magazines, Science Illustrated will hit the newsstands in Germany on May 5. The magazine is published under license by Family Media, who published a test issue of the magazine in September 2009. The new edition will bring up the total number of editions of Science Illustrated to 13 and the total countries where it is distributed to 17, with Austria and Switzerland. The magazine will have an initial print run of around 100,000 copies and a cover price of EUR 4.5.
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