MEDIA WATCH: KEEPING AN EYE ON THE MEDIA AROUND US

ALL CHANGE (KIND OF) AT MY WEEKLY

News reaches Seventy Seven towers that it's all change at My Weekly. Sally Rodger has swapped specials to become health editor, while Maggie Seed drops her health editorship to take on specials. Makes you wonder why they bothered really.

Still, change is as good as a rest.

Meantime, Eileen Towns becomes fashion and beauty editor while Jennifer McEwan has taken over the food and gardening pages. There is no foundation in the rumour that Eileen used to cover food and gardening. But it would be quite funny if she did.

BEER BACK AT GLAMOUR

Just a quick note to mention that Jade Beer is back from her maternity leave and takes up the reins as deputy editor of GLAMOUR. She particularly looks after all things travel and food at the mag, for those who didn't know that already.

COSMO GETS A NEW FACE IN HEALTH

Rosie Mullender has taken over looking after Cosmopolitan's health features and health news page ... she will be looking after all health, food and fitness news and reviews, new products and procedures to be tried and tested as well as the facts and statistics that the mag carries on all things health.

A NEW CAT GETS EDITOR'S CREAM

Isabelle O'Carroll has stepped into the well-heeled editor's shoes at the fashion blog Catwalk Queen, part of the burgeoning Shiny Media empire.

She's remains the editor of sister (or should that be brother, give its focus on men's fashion?) site, Brandish, for those who might be worrying that she had relinquished that particular role.

THE LADY REVAMPS STYLE

In its very own ten years younger moment, The Lady has gone under the knife in an effort to appeal to a younger reader ... According to Press Gazette ...

The Lady magazine is to unveil a new design and a series of editorial changes next week in an attempt to breathe 'a shedload of fresh air' into the 124-year-old title.

The changes at the family-owned magazine, which claims to be Britain's oldest women's weekly, have been led by new publisher Ben Budworth - who took over from his uncle Tom Bowles last November.

The redesigned magazine will use full colour for the first time, and a team of new writers has been hired to appeal to "intelligent, articulate women over 45".

PITTER PATTER PROMPTS CHANGES OF STYLE

It's all change at Style ...

In the wake of Tiffanie Darke (editor of The Sunday Times fashion mag) heading off for a spell of maternity leave, Claudia Croft has been made acting editor.

Meantime, Gemma Soames will look after the "Wardrobe Mistress" column. Meantime, Laurel Ives has been made deputy editor and the delightful and entertaining Ruby Warrington has become commissioning editor.

(with thanks to Gorkana for various details)