Collective Shout takes credit for hastening Zoo’s demise: Coles dumping title was ‘catastrophic for sales’

Answer: All of us 

Petition Creator Laura Pintur writes for Mamamia on Collective Shout's campaign to get Zoo Weekly out of Coles and Woolworths.

As reported in The Guardian:

Click here to sign the petition - #binzoomag

The portrayal of women in Zoo Weekly

The piece 'Zoo Identity' is a compilation of written descriptors of women taken directly from the March 2015 issue of Zoo Australia. I endeavoured to communicate the impact of zoo and its portrayal of females on my own identity formation as a young woman.

By Melinda Tankard Reist

Zoo Weekly has suffered a volley of artillery fire over its April "Special Commemorative Issue" marking the 100 year anniversary of the Gallipoli landing.

"More Australian men buy and read ZOO than any other magazine in the country – that’s a fact." - ACP Magazines, Zoo Magazine distributor

Earlier in the week we posted on the content and nature of tween magazines. Now there is an opportunity to share your views on a new youth magazine called 'Consume' to be published in 2011. 

If Miley Cyrus really has moved beyond her Disney Hannah Montana persona, into a more adult market (assuming the only music adults are interested in include less clothing, more gyrating and more baffling lyrics - which I'm not convinced is the case)  then why are 'tween' magazines still promoting her?