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A boom of one’s own
Far from New York's media hegemony, the Bay Area is a hub of popular publications and pioneering ideas. With old-guard papers and tech magazines shaped by Silicon Valley, this is the place for press.
Join the dots
Rolodexes packed with contacts, long discussions in late-night bars, and tip-offs from readers: it’s a network of valued sources that make this magazine come to life every month.
Oceania
How the Australian media is damaging relations with Indonesia, the Pacific consequences of a new Australian PM and a leading New Zealand politician.
Europe
The view from the campaign trail in Spain and a new life for a former Nazi seaside resort.
Hard news
Poland’s leading daily, ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’, has been a liberal voice since 1989. Monocle visits to see how it negotiates tradition while promoting a democratic state of mind in the country.
Media
Les Echos enters the world of weekend supplements, plus this month’s audio and visual highlights.
In safe hands
UBS Group CEO Sergio Ermotti speaks to Monocle’s Tyler Brûlé about the bank’s new direction for its customers, focusing on loyalty, long-term performance and impeccable service.
The fine print
What can the art world learn from a Hollywood agent? Monocle inspects the chances of a team pairing brands and blue-chip artists.
Observation
Editor in chief Tyler Brûlé on Monocle’s new venture in London, the Kioskafé. Get your magazine and coffee fix, and stock up on travel essentials at our latest retail concept.
Reporting the Arctic
It is undoubtedly one of the more inhospitable places on Earth but take a look: there is a trove of stories to be told about the vast and varied Canadian Arctic.
