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Monocle editor in chief Tyler Brûlé and Juan Señor, president of Innovation Media Consulting, on whether ‘Time’ magazine’s new billionaire owners can turn around the publication’s fortunes.
We leaf through a travel journal taking readers on unforgettable trips while making strides of its own, a new indy changing the conversation around wine and a canine-focused magazine that always has a new trick.
This week on 'The Stack' we speak to David Kipen, author of 'Dear Los Angeles: The City in Diaries and Letters 1542 to 2018', and Alistair Hanson from 'It's Nice That'. Plus, Monocle's Richard Spencer Powell talks about the magazine's plans for 2019.
We speak to the CEO of ‘South China Morning Post’, look at literary journal ‘Somesuch Stories’ and speak to one of the most influential figures in Brazilian media.
A spirit of celebration pervades proceedings this week, from a good news(print) story in Vienna, to two titles lauded for their excellence at this past week’s Stack Awards for independent publishing.
We are joined by Richard Dennen, editor of ‘Tatler’, Beth Wilkinson from ‘Lindsay’ and Daniela Falcão, who oversees Condé Nast titles in Brazil, including ‘Vogue’ Brazil.
We speak to ‘Men’s Health’ editor in chief Richard Dorment about 30 years of the title. We also visit an exhibition dedicated to the work of Charles M Schulz, the founder of comic strip ‘Peanuts’, and look back at the legacy of China’s bestselling author Louis Cha.
We head to London’s Conway Hall and the annual Modern Magazine Conference, to hear about the most exciting developments in independent publishing.
The Stack is live from Zürich. We speak to one of the editors of the ‘NZZ am Sonntag’, the editor of ‘Republik’ and, ahead of Brazil’s elections, the political editor of ‘Folha de São Paulo’.
We speak to Mario Sorrenti, one of the biggest names in fashion photography. Plus: Ian Birch’s new book on revolutionary magazine covers and a preview of magazine conference ModMag.
This week we visit Frankfurt Buchmesse and discuss the growing presence of Swiss media group Ringier in Africa. Plus: a new biannual title on wildlife and lifestyle, and the latest edition of ‘A Magazine Curated By’.
We head to Rome to take the temperature of the global press supply chain; join the denizens of distribution at the 63rd annual Distripress Congress.
This week we celebrate 50 years of ‘Time Out’ with founder Tony Elliott and Julio Bruno, CEO of the Time Out Group. Plus a travel title from Ecuador.
We visit Whitechapel Gallery’s London Art Book Fair to speak to a range of exhibitors, including Marc Valli from publisher Laurence King, Sadhbh O’Sullivan from ‘Ladybeard’ magazine and Jacques Testard from publisher Fitzcarraldo.
We speak to the editor of protest title ‘Good Trouble’ and preview Indiecon 2018 and other media events coming up in the next few months.
We look at a new book about the best newspaper design from the world’s best newsrooms, plus ‘Dennik N’, a successful Slovak daily and the Monocle team’s favourite papers.
This week we speak to Marco Velardi, editor in chief of ‘Apartamento’ magazine, plus Liz Schaffer from ‘Lodestars Anthology’ and Jeremy Leslie reviews the best titles for the summer.
We speak to Andrés Rodríguez, editor of ‘Man on the Moon’ magazine, browse through the September issues and chart the return of ‘The Monocle Summer Weekly’.
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