29 August 2015
Episode 157
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Tyler Brûlé meets CEO and founder of London agency Protein to talk about the commercial side of funding a magazine start-up. We also hear from Malte Brenneisen, organiser of Indiecon, the independent-magazine conference taking place in Hamburg this weekend. Plus: Monocle’s Ben Rylan praises cult-film journal ‘Little White Lies’.
29 August 2015
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We talk demographics with William Rowe, founder and CEO of London agency Protein. As his magazine ‘Protein’ launches its Age Report, we ask just how much the baby boomers influence culture in the age of generation Y.
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