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Looks like studio66 are launching an online lads mag called Sixty6 this summer. Already has a Twitter page and Jamie & s66 are promoting it

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With a name like that it's more likely to be a senior citizen's mag than a lads mag

yep wont last long i mean death of loaded nuts fhm and zoo in last 2 years.

something fishy going on wonder if its being run from a shell company in panama via the bahama's

What on earth is this bollocks I've heard about Elite starting a magazine ? 'S66' or some such garbage. Do the people running this shambles of a channel think the on-screen product quality is so high, and the brand is so setting, that people would actually want to buy a (no doubt overpriced) magazine from them ? The print trade is dying a painful death- as witnessed by high profile 'lads mags' going under in recent times. Maybe the 'brains' of Elite are just desperate to lose large sums of money. Regardless, it just sounds like yet another Elite vanity project.

Edit: the name is Sixty6 magazine.

smells like a tax writeoff

(04-05-2016 15:48 )Robot Devil Wrote: [ -> ]What on earth is this bollocks I've heard about Elite starting a magazine ? 'S66' or some such garbage. Do the people running this shambles of a channel think the on-screen product quality is so high, and the brand is so setting, that people would actually want to buy a (no doubt overpriced) magazine from them ? The print trade is dying a painful death- as witnessed by high profile 'lads mags' going under in recent times. Maybe the 'brains' of Elite are just desperate to lose large sums of money. Regardless, it just sounds like yet another Elite vanity project.

Edit: the name is Sixty6 magazine.

Mentioned this a while ago that s66 were launching a mag. Think it's a online only lads mag given the pics they have posted so far on social media.

Intrigued to see it when it does launch

sure said was a print mag

prob be 15£ and only be avaiable in hipster newsagents in london

Pervcam pics special edition an extra £20 per page

Who still buys 'print publications'