5 October 2019
Episode 371
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Monocle editor in chief Tyler Brûlé tell us why location matters when it comes to media brands’ headquarters. Plus: Christoph Amend on the latest edition of ‘Zeitmagazin International’ and a catch-up with Harry Rose, editor of consumer magazine ‘Which?’.
5 October 2019
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