Runner 's World - wikipedia Runner 's World This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( October 2011 ) Runner 's World Serena Burla on cover of the July 2011 issue Editor - in - Chief Betty Wong Ortiz Former editors Amby Burfoot Categories Health Running Marathons Frequency 11 times a year Publisher Rodale Inc. Total circulation ( December 2012 ) 710,618 Year founded 1966 Country United States Based in Emmaus, Pennsylvania, United States Language English Website www.runnersworld.com ISSN 0897 - 1706 Runner 's World is a globally circulated monthly magazine for runners of all skills sets, published by Rodale Inc. in Emmaus, Pennsylvania, in the United States. Contents 1 Beginnings 2 Purchased by Rodale Press 3 International circulation 4 Other topics 5 See also 6 References 7 External links Beginnings Runner 's World was originally launched in 1966 by Bob Anderson as Distance Running News, and Anderson published the magazine by himself for several years from his home in Manhattan, Kansas. Runner and writer Hal Higdon had been writing for the magazine since the beginning ( 2nd edition ). In 1969, Anderson changed the name of the magazine to Runner 's World. He brought on Joe Henderson as chief editor and moved the editorial offices, now named World Publications, to Mountain View, California. Runner 's World thrived during the 1970s `` running boom '', even in the face of competition from the New York - based magazine, The Runner. Purchased by Rodale press In the early 1980s, Bob Anderson sold a good portion of his publications, including Runner 's World. Some of Anderson 's books went out of print while others were distributed by Macmillan Publishing. Robert Rodale of Rodale Inc., purchased Runner 's World in 1985 and the editorial offices moved to Rodale 's base in Emmaus, Pennsylvania. Joe Henderson did not move to Emmaus, and stepped down as editor, though he remained associated with the magazine until 2003. Random House bought the running log, which was published under the Runner 's World name for decades after the sale. In 1986 Rodale bought The Runner, and merged the two magazines, keeping the Runner 's World name and some writers, including Amby Burfoot who became the editor ( a post he held until 2003 ). Runner 's World remained strong through the so - called `` second running boom '' in the late 1990s. In 2004, the magazine had a full redesign. Since then, the magazine has won several awards including being ranked # 1 on Adweek 's Hot List, # 6 on Advertising Age 's `` A-List '' ; been recognized for having the `` Creative Team of the Year '', and most notably has been nominated three times for National Magazine Awards. Also, since the redesign, the magazine 's circulation has increased from 525,000 to 650,000 at a time when most consumer magazines ' circulations have declined, and advertising pages and revenue remain at an all time high. The publisher of Runner 's World 's United States ' edition is Molly O'Keefe and its editor is David Willey. In February 2007, Rodale acquired Running Times magazine with the objective of getting the magazine back on its original mission to serve the front of the pack. International circulation Since the early 1990s, Runner 's World has expanded outside the United States, currently with 18 international editions. The first was a United Kingdom edition wholly owned by NatMag Rodale, a joint venture between Rodale Inc. and The Hearst Corporation in the UK. Editions in Argentina, Australia / New Zealand, Belgium, Brazil, China, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey are published either as joint ventures or through licensing arrangements with publishers in those countries. Editors in each country have access to editorial content from the U.S. edition, but also publish their own original content with local flavor. Other topics Runner 's World published an article by Nick Symmonds in its November 2013 issue advocating that Congress should `` ( b ) an assault rifles and handguns for everyone except police and military personnel. '' See also Bob Anderson John Bingham Browning Ross References Jump up ^ `` eCirc for Consumer Magazines ''. Alliance for Audited Media. December 31, 2012. Retrieved February 22, 2013. Jump up ^ `` List of Top 10 Best Sports Magazines of All time ''. Sporty Ghost. 3 March 2015. Retrieved 12 February 2016. Jump up ^ Benyo, Richard. `` The Essential Encyclopedia of Marathoning ''. Marathon and Beyond. Retrieved 21 April 2010. ^ Jump up to : `` Company Timeline ''. Rodale. Retrieved 19 August 2015. Jump up ^ Advertising magazines for runners to merge at Rodale, The New York Times, 15 Jan 1987 Jump up ^ http://www.runnersworld.com/elite-runners/guns-in-america-time-for-change External links Official website Hearst Communications Daily newspapers The Advocate Times Union Beaumont Enterprise Connecticut Post The Courier ( Conroe, Texas ) Edwardsville Intelligencer Greenwich Time The Hour Houston Chronicle Huron Daily Tribune Journal - Courier Laredo Morning Times Manistee News Advocate The Middletown Press Midland Daily News Midland Reporter - Telegram New Haven Register The News - Times The Pioneer Plainview Daily Herald The Register Citizen San Antonio Express - News San Francisco Chronicle seattlepi.com The Telegraph Connecticut Magazine Weekly newspapers Cleveland Advocate Eastex Advocate Examiner Newspapers ( Bellaire, Memorial, River Oaks, West University ) The Lake Houston Observer The Potpourri ( Magnolia and Tomball ) Sugar Land Sun The Villager ( The Woodlands, Texas ) La Voz de Houston Magazines United States Bicycling Car and Driver Cosmopolitan Country Living Elle Elle Decor Esquire Food Network Magazine Good Housekeeping Harper 's Bazaar harper by Harper 's Bazaar House Beautiful Marie Claire ( US ) Men 's Health Metropolitan Home O, The Oprah Magazine Organic Gardening Popular Mechanics Prevention Redbook Road & Track Runner 's World Seventeen Town & Country Woman 's Day Women 's Health CDS Global Hearst Magazines Digital Media ELLEgirl.com espin Lenny Letter Shondaland.com International All About Soap Best Digital Spy Elle Esquire Inside Soap Psychologies Prima ( UK ) Quo Sugar Hearst TV Television stations by affiliation ABC KETV KHBS / KHOG KMBC KOAT KOCO KSBW - DT2 WAPT WCVB WISN WJCL WMUR WMTW WPBF WTAE The CW KCWE KHBS - DT2 / KHOG - DT2 WCWG WKCF WNNE Other CBS KCCI WLKY Independent WMOR MyNetworkTV KQCA KCCI - DT3 NBC KCRA KSBW WBAL WDSU WESH WGAL WLWT WPTZ WVTM WXII WYFF Radio stations Cosmopolitan FM WBAL WIYY Entertainment and syndication A&E Networks ( 50 % ) Cosmopolitan Television ( part owner ) DailyINK ESPN Inc. 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