Journal tagged by Newspapers

It seems to have been hot for weeks here in London, but the imminent arrival of this year’s Monocle Mediterraneo newspaper means we can declare summer officially on. Launched three years ago, the glossy newspaper-format publication fills the summer months...

Interesting look at the decision-making behind headline design at the New York Times. Steven Heller at Print interviews Lucas López and Mauro López about their Acido Surtido magazine. Condé Nast closes the print edition of Easy Living – will continue...

Microsoft puts free wifi into latest issue of Forbes. Nice gimmick, but are Forbes readers in need of free wifi? Perhaps try Big Issue next time? Congratulations to Richard Turley and his Bloomberg Businessweek team for being named Design Studio...

Here’s a nice take on responsive design from the students of Helsinki University of Technology, created in response to Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat’s change of format from broadsheet to tabloid.

Mario Garcia has started a series of posts on his blog about the difference between reading from paper and on screens. Promises to be very interesting. Felix from Pin-Up talks about his ‘architecture magazine that non-architects read.’ New York magazine...

This weekend at premiership grounds across England (with the exception of Norwich and Newcastle, where council permission didn’t drop in time), the first edition of a new free football magazine will be distributed. Field comes from the Liverpool-based (booooo!) team...