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Punchline Magazine is an American online magazine devoted to stand-up comics and comedy clubs. Based in New York City, New York, it was founded in 2005.

History

Punchline Magazine, as titled in its masthead, is an online publication at PunchlineMagazine.com. It was founded in Fall 2005 by Dylan P. Gadino, a 1999 graduate of Elizabethtown College (where he majored in English-Professional writing with a minor in Mass Communications), who was then research chief at the celebrity-gossip publication Life & Style Weekly^[1]

The magazine runs news, features, interviews and performance reviews.

In July of 2011, Punchline Magazine was re-launched as Laughspin.com. Gadino still runs the site.

References

^ Brady, Kyle A. "Graduate of 1999 Creates Comedy E-zine", The Etownian, 2006, n.d.

External links

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[etownian-1] Brady, Kyle A. "Graduate of 1999 Creates Comedy E-zine", The Etownian, 2006, n.d.

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