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'''Pavo Magazine''' was a [[Birmingham]]-based arts and culture online publication. | [[Image:Pavo logo.png|right|175px]] | ||
'''Pavo Magazine''' was a [[Birmingham]]-based arts and culture online publication. It was launched in September [[2009]] by [[Lauren Lippeatt]] and [[Janet Simpson]], with web design by [[Mike Benson]]. It was named "Pavo" (Latin for "peacock") in reference to its intention to cast many eyes on the city. | |||
Pavo published its final edition on [[May 15]], [[2010]]. | |||
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* [http://www.pavomag.com/ Pavo] website | * [http://www.pavomag.com/ Pavo] website | ||
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[[Category:2010 disestablishments]] | [[Category:2010 disestablishments]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:08, 19 March 2021
Pavo Magazine was a Birmingham-based arts and culture online publication. It was launched in September 2009 by Lauren Lippeatt and Janet Simpson, with web design by Mike Benson. It was named "Pavo" (Latin for "peacock") in reference to its intention to cast many eyes on the city.
Pavo published its final edition on May 15, 2010.
References
- Kwon, Wade (May 13, 2010) "Pavo Magazine to fold." Media of Birmingham
External links
- Pavo website