Tea Moderna
Tea Moderna was a Macedonian women's weekly magazine published from 2001 until it ceased publication in 2017.
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Overview
Tea Moderna was a Macedonian women's weekly magazine established in 2001 by Mile Jovanovski. It operated as part of Media Print Macedonia, a publishing company formed by the WAZ group, and served the Macedonian-language magazine market. The title focused on lifestyle and general-interest subjects associated with women's magazines, including fashion, travel advice, and coverage of social events. Its editorial scope positioned it as a consumer publication rather than a specialist scientific, medical, or business title. Although the supplied industry classification refers to health care and biotechnology, the authoritative Wikipedia subject identifies Tea Moderna as a magazine, so it is classified here under media and publishing. Tea Moderna ceased publication in 2017. The available reference material does not provide circulation figures, revenue, staff details, editorial leadership beyond its founder, or a documented explanation for the closure. The brand's official website is recorded as an external reference, but no additional current operating activity is established by the supplied sources.
History
Tea Moderna was founded in 2001 by Mile Jovanovski as a Macedonian women's weekly magazine. The publication formed part of Media Print Macedonia, a publishing company established by the WAZ group. Its editorial proposition followed the broad format of a consumer women's magazine, combining lifestyle information with entertainment and social coverage rather than concentrating on a single technical or professional subject. Reported areas included fashion, travel tips, and social events, indicating an emphasis on practical advice, cultural participation, and general-interest reading for women. The title operated within Macedonia's local-language periodical press. The available reference material does not document the size of its editorial staff, circulation, distribution arrangements, advertising revenue, or specific launch strategy. It also does not identify later owners, editors, or senior managers beyond the founder. Media Print Macedonia is the documented corporate connection, while the WAZ group is identified as the group that formed that publishing company. Tea Moderna remained in publication for approximately sixteen years. The magazine ceased to be published in 2017, marking the end of the brand's period as an active weekly title. No source supplied for this dossier gives a detailed reason for the closure, such as declining circulation, changes in the Macedonian magazine market, ownership restructuring, or a strategic decision by its publisher. The official website is listed as an external reference, but the available material does not establish whether it remains operational or whether the brand has any continuing digital presence.
- 2017
Publication ends
[1]Tea Moderna ceased publication.
- 2001
Tea Moderna is founded
[1]Mile Jovanovski founded Tea Moderna as a Macedonian women's weekly magazine.
- 2001
Publication becomes associated with Media Print Macedonia
[1]Tea Moderna operated as part of Media Print Macedonia, a publishing company formed by the WAZ group.
Products and positioning
A Macedonian-language women's weekly focused on accessible lifestyle content, including fashion, travel tips, and social events.
Women's weekly magazine · 2001
Tea Moderna
The core and apparently sole documented offering of the brand was a Macedonian women's weekly magazine. Its coverage included fashion, travel tips, and social events, giving it a broad lifestyle and general-interest editorial profile. The publication was part of Media Print Macedonia and remained active from its founding in 2001 until publication ended in 2017.
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