Been really busy lately getting our own magazines out – The Keeper (for whisky drinkers) mails next week, The Gallery (for prisoners) delivered today, Practice Manager (for, er, Practice managers) at the printers. Not only have we been busy making mags, we’ve been buying a lot of them too. We have a fairly big backlog
Apparently 1 in 4 of us use the topic of weather as an opener to a conversation. Blimey, says a lot about the UK. So, small wonder then, that a magazine has appeared on my desk dedicated to the subject of – the weather.
An excellent perk for anyone banking with Royal Bank of Scotland is the superb free magazine, Sense, which rivals any news-stand glossy in terms of photography and writing quality. It’s not exactly exclusive, though. Customers of NatWest, owned by RBS, get a great magazine, too. Also called Sense, it has the same cover picture and
It’s sometimes said that a magazine’s adverts tell you more about the readers than the editorial content – certainly that’s true of, say, the Sunday Telegraph magazine, which is likely to run interviews with edgy grime artists in between its ads for stairlifts and gardeners’ kneepads. So who do you think would be reading a
It’s not all sitting in front of a screen laying out pages here at CMYK Towers. Sometimes we have to get involved in photo shoots, gathering together props, finding locations and standing in as models! A couple of weeks ago it was Christmas at my house, as we recreated a festive “gifts under the tree”
It’s always nice to see a new running mag, but I fear Men’s Running may hit the wall sooner than you can say “Grease up my nipples”. Not only is it laced with dated, sub-Loaded fnarr-fnarr phraseology like that (it’s aimed at ‘runners with balls’, would you believe), but by taking the monogendered approach it’s