MarketingVOX: After only six months, Hachette Filipacchi's Shock magazine will be shuttered, though the website will continue to exist.

"The website has shown real energy and connection with this young demographic," Hachette CEO Jack Kliger is quoted as saying in a post on the ClickZ blog (via MediaBuyerPlanner). He points out that the 41 page-views-per-visitor-session is one of the highest for Hachette's websites. The site will relaunch in the spring.

Related stories:

• 'Car and Driver' Revamps, Moves Print Features Online
• Canada's TV Guide Nixes Print Edition, Shifts Online
• Online Gives Boost to Offline Publisher Meredith
• BusinessWeek Growing Online, Becoming Medium-Neutral
• MediaVest Exec: Print Pubs Must Go beyond Print
• Mags Snare Students with Free Digital Issues
• Former Maxim Editor Launches 'Shock'
• North Face, Pace Create 'Epic' Online Mag
• Execs: Online Video Holds Promise for Mags
• 'Elle Girl' Shuttered, Moves Online
• Conde Nast Commits to the Internet
• Maxim to 'Mobile-ize' Mag Content, Ads
• Golf Magazine Expands beyond Print
• Penthouse Launches Digital Version
• Survey: Most Magazine Sites Profitable, Have Web-Only Advertisers
• Print, Web Mags Serving Different Audiences, Purposes