01Technicians at Heidelberg, Germany
02Print run of ‘Dagens Næringsliv’, Norway
03A ‘Dagens Næringsliv’ front page
04Staff looking at pages in the newsroom
05Photo editors at work on a story
06The ‘Dagens Næringsliv’ Friday culture supplement, ‘D2’
07‘Dagens Næringsliv’ on the street
08Editor-in-chief and publisher Amund Djuve
09Staff discussing a story
10The iPad edition of ‘Dagens Næringsliv’
11Outside the ‘Dagens Næringsliv’ office
12Editor Gry Egenes
13Editor-in-chief of ‘Tehelka’, Tarun Tejpal, at his office in New Delhi
14Assistant art director Samia Singh
15Front of the ‘Tehelka’ office in New Delhi
16Staff in the office
17Reading material at ‘Tehelka’
18General staff meeting
19New Delhi newsstand
20Magazines on display in reception at ‘Tehelka’
21Thalia Pocket Shop
22The exterior of the Heidelberg factory
23Press production room
24Loading ink
25Testing for colour and print quality
26Technicians overseeing quality
27The production line
28On the factory floor
29A Heidelberg press
30Outside the TITLE store in Surry Hills, Sydney
31Browsing in the store
32Choice vinyl
33Shelves and racks of music and film neatly clutter TITLE
34Book choices
35Picking out some vinyl
36Looking for DVDs
37Classic films are stocked in quality editions
In the rush into digitalisation, US media giants hastily abandoned many of their core values, says the veteran journalist and former foreign editor of the ‘Chicago Tribune’. Elsewhere, old-fashioned values are thriving. We meet the players with successful business models.
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“This is one of the first literary cafés in Porto,” boasts Antero Braga, a veteran of the book industry for 38 years and manager of Lello since 1994. Despite being over 100 years old, Lello is still breaking new ground.…
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A new instand-image camera from Japan, an independent Berlin magazine and bookstore with a top selection, and DIY e-books in Japan.
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Internet advertising that knows exactly who you are, an Istanbul magazine delivered by bicycle - by the editor, plus more media news.
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Since resigning as design editors-in-chief at Taschen, husband and wife Peter and Charlotte Fiell have been plotting their own publishing empire. After two years of hard work, they are ready to make their splash. But don’t…
Issue 12
The next correspondent in our series looking at foreign coverage of the US presidential elections is Corine Lesnes of ‘Le Monde’. Once frosty, France’s relations with the US have improved with the arrival of President…
Issue 22
we peruse the shelves of the thriving, eclectic magazine shop Papercut in Stockholm.
Issue 31
Where did the past 36 months go? Our editor in chief Tyler Brûlé surveys the editorial floor on the eve of our third birthday.
Issue 24
A manga about wine has proven a hit with readers in Japan. It’s written by a brother and sister duo, who spin stories while under the influence; there’s a French edition and it is being made into a Korean TV series.
Issue 31
Starting on a shoestring, Benjamin Sommerhalder moved from making his own magazine to building up a small publishing house with a gallery and shop space. And on the way he’s kick-started an old-fashioned publishing boom.
Issue 13
Publishing dynasty MDS is growing faster than at any time in its 205-year history, but the man leading its charge into the digital arena is determined that the firm stays close to its founding principles.
Issue 40
Author of four hit books, Vendela Vida, is alo the co-editor of US culture magazine 'The Believer'. Part of a celebrated literary couple (her husband is Dave Eggers) she tells Monocle how she works and what inspires her.
Issue 28
Turkey's religion-themed reality show upsets the imams, an Israeli animation studio aims to out-draw Pixar and we report on the relaunch and redesign of Germany's premier financial newspaper, Handelsblatt - reworked by…
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