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Speedy deletion of Nosebleed Magazine
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[edit]| Editor | Tom Aquitania |
|---|---|
| Categories | Interactive Humor Magazines |
| Frequency | monthly |
| First issue | 2008 |
| Company | Psicom Publishing Inc. |
| Country |  Philippines |
| Language | English-Filipino |
| Website | www.nosebleedmag.com/ |
Nosebleed Magazine is the Philippines' first interactive humor magazine. Dubbed as the magazine "for people who refuse to take life seriously," it was launched on September of 2008. The magazine aims to involve its readers to become the chief content contributors. It features established comic artists as well as well-known humorists. It is currently published by PSICOM Publishing, Inc. [[Image:TheNBLogo1.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Nosebleed Magazine]]
History
[edit]Nosebleed Magazine[1] was initially conceptualized around the early part of 2008. After current Editor-in-Chief Tom Aquitania and Managing Editor Alexie Cruz joined PSICOM Publishing, Inc. the ideas soon started flowing. There were meetings regarding the name of the magazine. They settled on "Nosebleed" since it was a catchy punchline on most jokes which were rampant that time.
Soon, they approached several people to help create the magazine. Coming on board to assist were stand-up comedian and comic artist Stanley Chi[2], who will write a regular column called "Kwentong Chopsticks", fellow comic artist Julius Villanueva, bestselling author Jay Panti[3] and popular blogger Klitorika[4].
In July 2008, several comic artists agreed to contribute to Nosebleed as well. These were Lyndon Gregorio of "Beerkada" fame, Ariel Atienza, Jonas Diego and Bien del Rosario. Around this time also, the editors approached the Thomasian Writers Guild to provide content for their "Organ. Of the Month" section, which showcases different school organizations. The magazine also enlisted the services of the man behind the famous blog "Kuwentong Barbero" to be its featured blog of the month.
The maiden issue's cover was graced by popular radio and television personality Ramon Bautista and courtside reporter Sharon Yu.
Reader Interactivity
[edit]In order to create a truly interactive humor magazine, Nosebleed voraciously promotes the use of contests. The magazine utilizes the internet, electronic mail, and Short Messaging Service (SMS) to encourage readers to join in or submit their works for publication
The I'm Bleeding Love Logo
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Created by PSICOM resident layout artist Marvin Maglaque, the "I'm bleeding love logo" was directly insipired by the Leona Lewis song of the same name and by mystery guest writer Rob Ong. It includes a series of circles which represent the Filipinos' supreme love and delight of humor.
Multiply Account
[edit]Nosebleed Magazine also has an official multiply account[5]. Apart from their official forums thread[6], their multiply account is updated regularly with various content like WTF pics and Do all artistas go to showman[7]
External Links
[edit]The Official Nosebleed Magazine Website/Forum
The Official Nosebleed Magazine Multiply Accout
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Notability of Stanley Chi
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Welcome to Wikipedia. Please be aware of Wikipedia's policy that biographical information about living persons must not include unsupported or inaccurate statements. Whenever you add possibly controversial statements about a living person to an article or any other Wikipedia page, as you did to Stanley Chi, you must include proper sources. If you don't know how to cite a source, you may want to read Wikipedia:Referencing for beginners for guidelines. If no change has been made for more than 7 Days it maybe up for deletion. Remember Wikipedia is not a directory of names and is not used for promotional purposes.Bleubeatle (talk) 00:42, 29 April 2012 (UTC)