Scene Magazine Unveils New Site and Announces New Projects

Oct. 4, 2011 - PRLog -- Scene Magazine (SceneMagz.com) has recently announced it is expanding its horizons in coverage while it narrowed its focus to establish itself as one of the most unique websites and publications for those interested in happenings in the New England area.

For over a year Connecticut-based Scene Magazine has developed and perfected its unique social-media functionality while it provided entertainment news and articles geared toward its youthful audience.  During its existence as Greater Hartford’s sole source for entertainment news, informative articles, and social media, it has grown to include thousands of members as it hosted events throughout its home state.

“While Scene Magazine will continue to provide ongoing news and updates on the latest and hottest events in the region, we’ve decided to expand beyond the Greater Hartford area to include the New England area as a whole,” said Scene Magazine owner and publisher Geneve Rubaine.  “The past year has been extremely successful, but it also served as a sort of beta test—to see what our readers wanted most out of our services.”

Aside from its regional expansion, Scene Magazine has spent the past year involving itself in local promotions, not only to disseminate its brand, but to put a call out to models, which Mr. Rubaine and his associates carefully screened in order to harness a select group of models, who will continue to promote Scene Magazine as well as provide a one-stop shop for third-party interests seeking models to expand their own businesses.   The Scene Magazine Models, which Mr. Rubaine plans on continuing to grow, will become one of the main focuses of his business.

“The SceneMagz models are going to soon be featured in a 2012 calendar, which should be coming out in late November,” Mr. Rubaine announced.  “And, in conjunction with that, Scene Magazine will begin publishing a print magazine, featuring our models and providing articles relating to the world of entertainment, regional events, and other happenings, with the first issue to be released around the same time as our calendar."

Scene Magazine is affiliated with KCarl Photography (http://KCarl.com), operated by Kenneth Carlisle,  and Sparker Media (http://SparkerMedia.com), a writing and editing company operated by Sabadino Parker—two premier media services that have been instrumental in establishing Scene Magazine as the essential source for the region’s only social network.

Mr. Rubaine encourages people in the area (and beyond) to log on and become a member of SceneMagz.com in order to join this expanding online social network in which one can create a profile, make friends and contacts, upload and tag pictures.

“This is the newest spot to find out where to go and what to do in the area,” Mr. Rubaine enthusiastically notes.  “In addition, don’t forget to check out our Scene Models—every week one of our models is selected as Scene’s Sexiest Model of the Week.  Take a look and rate her pics … you are guaranteed to find one that you like (if not more).”

Check out Scene Magazine online at http://SceneMagz.com to join in the area’s fastest-growing social network.