Maxim Germany is discontinued
The German edition of the men's magazine Maxim is discontinued with the current number. The Lichtenstein-based publishing house New Level Establishment took over the magazine from Marquard Media in 2009.
New Level Establishment states to the website Kress.com that the magazine would be discontinued "due to a lack of economic prospects. While Maxim sold over 115,000 copies under Marquard in 2008, 65,000 copies were printed at last count. The German licensed edition started in 2001 and was initially published by Axel Springer Verlag.
Thus, Maxim Switzerland is the only German-language edition of the title. The Swiss version appeared for the first time in September 2012 (Werbewoche.ch reported) and is published six times a year.
