Culture / Newspapers
Fog City News
The magazine store in San Francisco that's bucking the mainstream, a satirical Parisian paper and healthcare, manga-style.
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Culture / Magazines
Agents of change
The print media market is in a right old mess and half the problem is the way magazines and newspapers are sold. Mass brands and grocery stores have reinvented themselves – now newsagents and kiosks must do the same.
Business / Media
Monocolumn
Monday 26 April
Battle of the New York newspapers
Most visitors to New York City newsstands began yesterday as they do every morning, choosing between the New York Post and New York Daily News.
End Point / Monocle
Observation
The saga of finding a new Monocle headquarters continues and while we’ve been dreaming about what our home will look like, we’ve also been thinking about our next retail venture and noticing a gaping hole in the newsstand…
Culture / Newspapers
Shop Front
Tünel newsstand in Istanbul and Pet Sounds in Stockholm.
Culture / Newspapers
How convenient
Chez Jean is a café, sassy superette and international newsstand rolled into one.
Affairs / Newspapers
Monocolumn
Tuesday 20 April
How to stand out from the newspaper crowd
I’m stuck in Paris, trying to get on a flight and head home to Florida so I’m looking for something new on the newsstand.
Culture / Publishing
Monocolumn
Monday 28 January
The word on the street
Brazil is in the middle of a magazine and newspaper boom. Here are a few catching the eye on São Paulo newsstands.
Midori House, episode 166
We look at what yesterday’s election means for Greece, and as Monocle magazine hits newsstands we countdown our top five cities – starting with Munich.
Affairs / Monocle
Monocle: The first five years
Five years ago Monocle hit the newsstands. Today it’s at the heart of a very modern media company – but also one with some old-school values. Here is a film that chronicles the first five years.
The Stack, episode 19
Recorded during Monocle 24’s St Moritz sessions, Tyler Brûlé, Sophie Grove and Andrew Tuck look at what lies ahead for print media in 2013 and see what’s selling on the Alpine newsstand.
Culture / Printing
Monocolumn
Saturday 24 October
Print and the revolution
Paper is dead, ink is drying up, the newsstand is a wasteland and the future will be backlit, animated and user-generated. That may be if you’re a tech entrepreneur riding around on your Segway in Marin Country and you’ve…
Edits / Travel
Monocle Alpino 2012/2013
The 2012/2013 issue of Monocle Alpino is frosty on the outside, warm within. This year we have waxed our wood, strapped on our skis and gone editorially off-piste in all the right places. On sale from 20 December at good…
Midori House, episode 314
We speak to David Schenker of the Washington Institute about Hosni Mubarak's retrial in Cairo, look at the significance of a new ECFR report on China's projected growth, and with the February issue of Monocle hitting new…
End Point / Monocle
Observation
Five years ago Monocle hit the newsstands. Today it’s at the heart of a very modern media company – but also one with some old-school journalistic values. Here our editor in chief, Tyler Brûlé, looks back at his 25 highl…
Affairs / Government
Monocolumn
Saturday 26 June
Rolling Stone gathers army boss
When Barack Obama announced that he was demoting General Stanley McChrystal on Wednesday, the President pointedly avoided identifying the magazine that had just dubbed his head of Afghanistan forces “The Runaway General”…
End Point / Media
Observation
Journalists ask the craziest questions At a recent media-centric conference in Munich a series of reporters from various print, online and TV outlets asked me to reflect on this magazine’s first year and why we decided to…
End Point / Architecture
Observation
When you look out your window, what do you see? Well, in London not enough innovative architecture and too many projects that fail to offer fresh solutions. It’s not just the developers who are to blame – building regula…
Affairs / Publishing
Monocolumn
Sunday 9 September
Physical media isn’t going away
We recently welcomed the young British author Niven Govinden into our studios at Midori House.
Design / Graphic Design
Monocolumn
Sunday 22 May
English-language newspaper gets design makeover
“Today’s paper is just sparkling. I’m very proud of it,” exclaims Mario García – also known as the newspaper doctor – from his seat at Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post offices in Causeway Bay.