For those who are unware Volo was a nude art publication.  Getting published in Volo seemed like a high goal that photographers at least had a chance of making. It was on my to do list. 

Yesterday I was going through my list of publishers clicked on Volo and was redirected to Volo Daily (their site for online content). There was a popup saying "Volo Magazine is no longer publishing monthly magazines and galleries." When I checked again this morning I was redirected to Volo Art.  Looking at Volo Art it seemed to be something they made a couple years ago and hasn't been updated.  After more searching it seems that Volo is living on as Volo Glam. This is something they've been running at the same time as Volo. Volo Glam was their SFW version. It appears to have gotten an overhaul since my last visit it is now a more hip lifestyle website that just happens to have SFW pictures on it. Volo Glam will still accept SFW submissions but are looking for urban and glam content over the style that was common on Volo.

Besides Volo changing directions I've notice other publishers like them have became inactive. More than the usual amount. I wonder if Tumblr's ban on Adult content has anything to do with it? Some of these publishers would use Tumblr for posting their NSFW sample pages.

I like the word "Volo", it sounds cool.

"VOLOGLAM is the lifestyle, fashion and glamour guide for the new age millennial who wants to live fast, save the planet, trade in bitcoin, smoke pot and change the world in the process."

Okay...

A couple of recent commentaries and discussions on these very issues and corporate, establishment information censorship at large:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgQU2xSMxfs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSvCjvWaoB8

I'm guessing the latest Government censorship/trafficing laws has a lot to do with it, just as many websites and social media has cracked down on NSFW images.

Lack of professionalism on behalf of management can never lead to anything positive.

As a side note: large volume of Russian contributors, portfolios of whom generally feature themselves in the mirror together with model inserting fingers and assorted items in various model's orifices much to the uncontrollable joy of "target audience"....Terry Richardson is rotating in his grave and he is not even dead yet!

So, if Volo staf reads this - "So much for VOLO"..

My photos had been accepted for publication in the next issue of Volo when they suddenly stopped; I had been waiting 9 months...
Which magazines do you consider alternatives for Volo? Or, phrased differently, which magazine would you consider the "highest" in art nude at this moment?

I've been published in Volo Magazine, but had thought to try it again.  I'm sorry to see it go.

I was asked few time but I pass.  Making money of the back of photographers.