NEWS
19th May, 2007.
The new Issue of our glossy magazine devoted to the world of women's handball will be published this weekend.Inside the 2008/1 edition of Time Out Magazine we focus on the important handball happenings of the last half year, the 2007 World Championship in France, the difficulties surrounding the Olympic Qualification Tournaments, their outcome, and the EHF Champions League. In our glossy 52-page publication we provide space for handball experts to publish their papers on various aspects of handball theory, the first paper being devoted to the topic of "the playing skill". Also, accomplished referees with international experience answer our questions, commenting and advising on specific issues and situations.
A host of top European handball clubs have come together with the intention of forming a powerful lobbying body within the sport. The new body will be known as the Women's Club-handball Association (WCA), and Time Out tells the story of its formation and aims.
Among the many contributors to Time Out's 2008/1 issue are: Bojan Cotar (Krim Ljubljana), Nair Almeida (Angola), Ausra Fridrikas (formerly of Slagelse DT and Hypo-NOE), Dr. Carmen Manchado Lopez (Germany), Else-Marthe Sorlie Lybekk (HC Leipzig), Zsuzsanna Lovász (Dunaferr NK), Ildikó Barna (DJK/MJC Trier), Evgeny Trefilov (Zvezda Zvenigorod, Russian NT), Valerie Nicolas (Ikast-Bording), Cristina Varzaru (Viborg HK), Andreja Penezic and Jelena Grubisic (Lokomotiva Zagreb).
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7th November, 2007.
The brand new third Issue of our glossy magazine devoted to the world of women's handball has just been published.Issue 2007/3 of Time Out Magazine is entirely dedicated to the XVIIIth Women's World Championship. The tournament in France will be the largest-ever event in women's handball. It will take place in packed arenas, since tickets for most of the games have already been snapped up. Hopefully it will match, or even exceed, previous championships when it comes to exciting play. The competition will also herald the birth of the Olympic dream for some countries, but leave the hopes and aspirations of others in tatters.
Inside this special edition of Time Out, we analyse the prospects of all 24 teams, and bring you exclusive interviews with many of the tournament participants, including players, coaches, administrators, and even the man in charge of the referees!
Among the many contributors to Time Out's WCh-edition are:
Olivier Krumbholz (France), Josip ¦ojat (Croatia), Inna Suslina (Russia), Chana Masson (Brazil), Tanja Andreeva (Macedonia), Raelene Boulton (Australia), Gøril Snorroeggen and Linn-Kristin Riegelhuth (Norway), Simona Spiridon (Austria), Jesuino Carvalho (technical director, Angola), Luminita Dinu (Romania), Karolina Kudlacz (Poland), Chao Zhai (China), Gyula Zsiga, András Németh, Anita Görbicz (Hungary), Mami Tanaka (Japan), Grit Jurack (Germany), Oh Seong Ok (South Korea), Marina Vergelyuk (Ukraine) and Christer Ahl (IHF).
With our glossy 52-page special edition, each subscriber receives a free results chart, enabling them to follow what's happening at the World Championship, starting with the preliminary group stage, and ending with the final.
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Whether you watch the games "live" in France, or follow the competition on television, we're sure your commemorative issue of Time Out will enhance your enjoyment of the event.
Márk Hegedüs, Time Out Magazine
9th July, 2007.
The 2007/2 Issue of Time Out magazine is now officially available!Placing a subscription order is easy - just click on "order", and follow the instructions. Please feel free to contact us if you require any assistance.
2nd July, 2007.
The second issue of our glossy magazine devoted to the world of women's handball will be published in a week's time.TOM #2 is packed with exclusive features, including in-depth interviews with András Németh, the new coach of Hypo-Noe, and Lajos Mocsai, who has left the women's game to coach the men of Veszprém.
We bid a fond farewell to Hungarian goal queen Bojana Radulovics, and there are also features on Norway's Ragnild Aamodt, France's Isabelle Wendling, Romanian coach Mariana Tirca, Diane Lamein of the Netherlands, and Dunaferr's Bernadett Ferling.
Nadine Krause talks about her move to Copenhagen, Herbert Muller tells of his difficult season with Nürnberg, German referees Methe & Methe explain what it takes to reach the top, Buducnost's Sanela Knezovic gives an insight into life "between the sticks", and Brazilians Idalina Borges Mesquita and Daniela Piedade speak of their experiences in Europe.
We also present analyses on the women's game in Belarus and Germany, plus a round up of the 2006-07 Champions League, Cup Winners Cup, and EHF Cup competitions.
So, if you're not already a subscriber, please click on the "Order" button, follow the instructions, and you'll soon be part of the Time Out experience!
5th February, 2007.
The first Issue of Time Out magazine is now officially available! The first batch of orders was despatched during the first weekend of February, and we eagerly await feedback from our growing readership.Placing a subscription order is easy - just click on "order", and follow the instructions. Please feel free to contact us if you require any assistance.
27th January, 2007.
The first issue of Time Out will be published during the first weekend of February - the magazine is being printed as we write this!We invite you to subscribe to Time Out by moving to the "Order" page of the web site.
November
The first issue of Time Out, our high quality, glossy magazine goes on sale in the second half of January 2007. It will be followed by two further issues, in June and October. Each issue of Time Out will be published in two editions, one in English, and aimed at our international readership, and one in Hungarian, with more emphasis on Women's handball in Hungary. Therefore, some of the articles and photographs will differ between the two editions.
Exclusive interviews and articles with Heidi Astrup (Viborg HK), Louise Pedersen (Aalborg DH), Nora Reiche (Leipzig), Beatrix Prok (ex Győr), Laura Danielsen (Randers HK), Kristina Franic (Podravka Vegeta), Alexey Gumyanov (head coach of Lada Togliatti), Roxana Gatzel (Oltchim), Cha-Youn Kim (HYPO-Noe), Gheorghe Tadici (NT coach of Romania, trainer of Oltchim), Katalin Pálinger (Krim), Stephanie Ofenböck (Nürnberg), László Laurencz (legendary coach from Hungary), Helga Németh (Budapest Bank-FTC), Fanni Kenyeres (Cornexi-Alcoa), Annamária Orbán (Debreceni VSC), Krisztina Pigniczki (Dunaferr NK), Kálmán Róth (Győri Audi ETO KC), Bernadett Temes (Győri Audi ETO KC) and many more.
Articles on Aussie handball, the introduction of international fan clubs (The Sharks, and Green Danger).
June
Time Out, the new international magazine devoted to the world of women's handball has been officially launched, and the production team is currently compiling the first issue.
Time Out aims to provide its readers with first-hand information about domestic and international club teams, associations, and national teams. It will carry the results of championships, international cups and tournaments, and include exclusive interviews with well-known personalities, along with some of the less familiar figures within the game.
We warmly invite the Public Relations Officers or Press Secretaries of club teams, associations, federations, and fan clubs, to register with us via our Contact page.
Our aim is to get in touch, and keep in touch. Only close links with those at the centre of the action will enable us to produce the best source of information about the sport of women's handball - Time Out.
