A number of magazines have recently closed.

A number of magazines have recently closed. PennWell (Nashua, NH) has closed "Woman Dentist." Launched in 2003, it was published seven times a year for a controlled circulation of 26,000 female dentists. Cahaba Media (Birmingham, AL) has closed "Plumbing Business Owner," a monthly launched in 2007 for a controlled circulation of 30,000 plumbing business owners. "Card Technology" magazine, closed by SourceMedia (New York), was published nine times a year for a controlled circulation of 22,500 professionals in the credit card market. CMP (Manhasset, NY) has ceased print publication of "Electronics Supply & Manufacturing," a monthly launched in 2004 for a controlled circulation of 40,000 OEM and MS managers with global responsibilities. "Apply," discontinued by Penton Media (Minneapolis, MN) was launched in 2001 to cover the agricultural chemical, fertilizer, custom application and grain handling businesses. It was published eight times a year for a controlled circulation of 22,000 retailers and custom applicators. GIE Media (Cleveland, OH), a company whose titles include "Lawn & Landscape" and "Recycling Today," among others, has ceased publication of "Interior Landscape Business," a 1999 launch that was published six times a year for 6000 interior landscapers. Finally, Douglas Publications (Richmond, VA) has closed "Compliance Magazine," a title launched in 1994 and published eight times a year for a controlled circulation of 53,000 safety and compliance professionals.