Journal tagged by Print x Digital

We meet the Buffalo Zine team as issue 13 arrives, one of their weirdest but best issues yet: a spiral-bound collection of photo stories using viral memes as the visual theme, alongside several heavyweight essays about the nature of viral content. We invited them to answer our questions using memes.

For its 500th issue, French newspaper supplement M Le magazine du Monde published a special issue last month, collecting together all 500 of its front covers to date. The cover of the special issue was plain white; you had to look inside for the key to that.

After a pandemic-induced break, Riposte founder Danielle Pender is relaunching the magazine with a membership scheme and monthly digital issues to complement the biannual print magazine. Today she shares the thinking behind the new initiative as she looks ahead at her week.

This new magazine addresses the changes the digital realm is imposing on our lives. It’s not the only print magazine we’ve seen recently to address such issues, but is surely the most accomplished. The writing is strong; the accompanying artworks brilliant.

We often talk here at magCulture about the necessity of a digital presence to succeed in print. Today we meet a publisher who, at the very least, is the exception that proves that rule; or perhaps he’s pointing the way...

After two years, Cabinet is back with a printed issue. I spoke to founder and editor-in-chief Sina Najafi about the past, present and future of the magazine. ‘We announced in 2018 that we would do three more print editions then...