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In what is surely little more than a curious coincidence, the latest issue of McSweeney’s magazine is laid out as a multi-supplement, fictional broadsheet newspaper called the San Francisco Panorama (which looks awesome), while the actual San Francisco Chronicle is about to become some kind of hybrid glossy newspaper. Next up: the paper Kindle, and the internet in handy book form. Oh.
(via A Photo Editor)
I’m going to be speaking next month in Lisbon at the annual conference of the Society for News Design – Spanish Chapter, called ñh6 (full program here, PDF), talking about choosing stories to fit your format (and vice versa). Anyone playing Conference Bingo should mark their cards with the word “magazine” right now.
Also on the rather stellar bill: Luke Hayman, Kris Viesselman, Fernando Gutierrez, Manuel Lima and the team behind the revolutionary new Portuguese newspaper i, as well as various big hitters from the Spanish and Portuguese newspaper, photojournalism and typography scenes. I’m rather looking forward to it. Come along, do.
It’s been a significant few days for magazines in the States. Latest addition to my pile appeared over the weekend: WSJ., the Wall Street Journal’s new magazine.
The reaction so far seems indifferent, but they seem confident that it’s a BMW 7 series. So how does it drive?
John Menzies starts selling digital magazines online
And also selling a digital magazine subscription system to other retailers. WH Smith has their own here, plus there’s a USA Today story on e-market leaders Zinio here
Newspaper prototype is basically a magazine
Is it a newspaper or a newsmagazine?
New York Review of Magazines returns
Great to have it back. Thoughtful student-written features on the industry in the States, plus reviews
Colophon at 8 Festival in Vienna
With special magazine lounge. Sorry to miss it
Five ways to spot a faked photo
Warning: gets quite technical. Via Mediabistro
This website focuses on developments
in the magazine industry around
the world.
It is written by
Andrew Losowsky,
a writer and editor based in the USA. He has so far edited two books about magazines, and
has ideas for
many more.
He writes about magazines for The Wall Street Journal and others, and
is co-curator of
the Colophon international magazine biennale. He also runs
Stack America.
The rest of the time, he creates experiences.
