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The publishers of Maxim are planning to launch a new lad's mag entitled Monkey. The new men's pub promises "sex, fun, music, sports and cars" will have a strong online element. Brand Republic reports that it will have a strong online element. The success of FHM.com as a separate revenue stream has inspired the publisher to focus on developing its online offering. Keep an eye on Monkey.
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