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Spread the word

Starting out as an online-only news source challenging the legacy media brands, ‘Observador’ soon grew to include a radio station, podcasts, branded publications and a smart printed periodical. Sign us up.

  • The Forecast #12
  • 7 min read
Observador staff members meet at a conference table in a bright, modern office with blue chairs and magazine covers on the wall.
Media

The Monocle Media Summit 2021

TV anchors, conflict reporters, radio presenters and magazine editors all shared the stage at The Monocle Media Summit and to mark Monocle 24’s 10th birthday in London. Watch some of the key moments from…

  • Film
  • 2 min watch
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Media

Reinventing the newsstand

At Monocle, we believe in the enduring power of the newsstand as a place to forge relationships, showcase the best of print and, for savvy brands, to create meaningful connections with customers offline.

  • Film
  • 1 min watch
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Affairs

The crime reporters

Despite threats and the killings of their counterparts, these journalists have become dogged pursuers of justice.

  • Issue #148
  • 11 min read
Portrait of Giulio Rubino, Italian crime reporter, looking upward in black and white
Hospitality

House style

Business and pleasure ride tandem at the headquarters of one storied Swiss newspaper, where bylines are now mixed with breakfast, brunch and euphoric beats.

  • Issue #148
  • 6 min read
People dancing at nzz am Bellevue during weekend club night with dynamic lighting
Media

Happy Medium

A decade on from its debut show, the always-on radio station that is Monocle 24 has become a much-loved and influential global broadcaster. Here’s how we did it.

  • Issue #147
  • 1 min read
Happy Medium
Media

Capital letters

Despite small budgets, Buenos Aires’ media firms offer a model for the success of local journalism.

  • Issue #147
  • 10 min read
Capital letters
Politics

As darkness falls

As the Taliban swiftly approached Kabul, many foreign journalists were already leaving. By 15 August, British journalist Charlie Faulkner had decided to stay and report from the ground.

  • Issue #147
  • 19 min read
As darkness falls

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