Journal tagged by Exhibitions/events

Speculation on the editor’s office hierarchy for the new Condé Nast NY building. ‘Things we learned at the Digiday Publishing Summit’ – see no5. The British Library’s newspaper archive will be open for a one day storytelling workshop, March 31st...

I love these front cover designs for La Tempestad. ‘When did magazine covers become so contentious?’ The Washington Post launches intriguing new digital strategy. Calibre is a new mag for affluent over-50s men. Sounds promising, looks less so. Don’t forget...

Next Monday night presents a tough choice for London’s magaholics; in one part of Shoreditch, Printout presents The Power of Print, featuring a selection of magazines using their presence to change the world; meanwhile just down the road the Editorial...

Next week the third edition of Facing Pages takes place in Arnhem, Netherlands. Organised by Joost van der Steen and William van Giessen of local design studio OK Parking, the two-day biennale celebrating independent publishing gathers together magazine makers from...

Interview with Libertine editor Debbie Evans as issue four lands, ‘Early feedback has been that readers want more digital content, and more from the network and community, particularly around events.’ Another magazine using Kickstarter; Print Isn’t Dead is an awful...

Interview with Cristian Lupsa of excellent Romanian mag Decat Revista; ‘What matters to us is they are feel real stories, more than feel good stories.’ (thanks Andrew). Is the London Review of Books the best mag in the world? No,...