Journal tagged by New magazines

Happy new year! Here’s our fourth look back at last year, from Berlin-based writer and editor Kati Krause. She recalls the ‘chemical inbalance’ of launching her own title A Magazine for All Seasons, the pragmatic downs of the first Indiecon...

‘A nod of respect.’ Elliot Jay Stocks of Lagom reminds indie publishers of the need to pay contributors. The New York Times is setting up a new European hub in London, meeting The Guardian head-on. Childen’s arts and science mag...

Typeface company Monotype first launched its journal The Recorder in 1902, and it continued to publish type and related technology news until ceasing publication the 1970s. Monotype have recently relaunched it in a bright, magazine-y new format. We look at...

Pineapple is a new magazine published quarterly by Airbnb and distributed to 18,000 of its hosts. Named after the New England symbol of hospitality (sailors returning from the Caribbean would use the fruit to announce their return and the availability...

The New Yorker interviews editor of Modern Farmer, “ ‘Magazine’ is a word I learned very early on not to use.” Works That Work maintains its admirable openness about the publishing process, sharing the results of their recent reader survey....

Scott King is Professor of Visual Communication at UAL, where he has just helped relaunch the quarterly magazine produced by the journalism course at LCC. Previously he has worked as art director of i-D and creative director of Sleazenation, creating...