Esquire have produced, for their 75th anniversary edition, an e-ink cover. This implementation does little for me other than to send a shiver with dread down my spine as I contemplate the prospect of whole racks of distractingly animated flashy magazines driving the onlooker to temporary insanity. Animated banners are annoying on the web. They’ll
Apologies for the quiet spell, readers. With a stack of new issues in the works, there’s been precious little time for blogging but fear not, there are a few treats waiting in the wings!
To see another Time Out cover, have a look at the Great Cover Debate Bit of a motley selection, but I notice magculture are doing their own version, so get your suggestions in.
I see Time Out magazine have an exhibition on at the Museum of London. It’s to celebrate their 40th birthday and there should be over 200 covers on display. I dug out an old copy I have when it was their 20th birthday. They reproduced nearly all their covers inside a bumper issue, with Paul
Excitingly, we’ve just gone to press on the first issue of a new title for the MDDUS called FYi. The magazine is aimed at young doctors in their Foundation Years – a 2 year period of placement which all doctors are obliged to do post university – and was intended as a publicity tool to
This gorgeous magazine exudes class and quality. From the producers of the Economist it was always to be this way. The advertisements are gatefolds, for fast cars and expensive watches.