ShortList was a free weekly magazine published in London. Launched in 2007, the magazine had the biggest circulation of any men's lifestyle magazine in Britain. ShortList was published by Shortlist Media Ltd., who in 2009 launched Stylist, a similar magazine for women. The magazine's print edition was discontinued in 2018 due to declining advertising revenue. Around 20 staff were estimated to have lost their jobs as a result of its closure. The magazine released its last issue on 20 December 2018. History ShortList was launched on 20 September 2007 with the slogan 'For men with more than one thing on their minds', to differentiate it from the "lads' mags" of the time such as FHM and Loaded. Joe Mackertich, current editor, states that 'it’s important to me that people pick up ShortList and feel enlivened, informed and flattered by it. It’s a mainstream magazine, but to the reader it never feels like a product aimed at everyone. It’s for them.' Marking the occasion of ShortList’s 10th birthday, at the end of September 2017, the team put 'together a special edition of the print product, featuring an incredibly ambitious split-cover concept. Ten stars of film, sport, politics and television, all shot in white, all holding a photograph of themselves from 10 years ago.' ShortList was published by Shortlist Media Ltd, which also owns Stylist, Emerald Street and Mr Hyde. Circulation and Distribution ShortList was distributed free every Thursday in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Dundee and Birmingham. The title had a circulation of 502,773 (ABC July–December 2017) and took up 58.9% of the total men’s lifestyle sector across 8 major UK cities with the largest print circulation of all men's magazines in the UK. ShortList was a significant 'pioneer of the "freemium" publishing model – providing high quality, premium content for free to,’ the metropolitan audience. Audience and Content The magazine was targeted at an audience of professional males "building their careers and relationships". ShortList described its audience as "the Met Set" (short for the Metropolitan Set) – 'who are a very different, very specific set of people [... and] are probably the most influential demographic in Britain today'. Content included brief product reviews, pub and bar reviews (Pints and Pistachios), recipes, fashion pages, interviews and a weekly column by Danny Wallace. Website ShortList launched its website, shortlist.com, in September 2010 and by March 2018 had 1.8 million monthly unique