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Category Archives: Magazines
Future of Magazines is Digital
Mag+ from Bonnier on Vimeo.
Creative Review has an article looking at the future of magazines as a digital media. Clearly, the impact of the iPhone on touch screen technology in every day use, getting users comfortable with it etc, has been huge.
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FUTU Magazine presentation
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FUTU magazine’s video presentation really caught my eye. Interesting use of graphics and perspective on a traditional format.
Also worth noting is the new spiral bound versions of Tank magazine, which no doubt helps cut their costs down, but I think adds to the longevitiy [...]
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ride journal
the ride journal is one of those mags / journals i don’t need to flick through, i pick it up and take it straight to the till; no flicking needed, you know you’re guaranteed a good read. it sounds horribly cliched but you can read the book by its cover, the care and attention to [...]
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US Esquire Magazine Augmented Reality Issue
Interesting augmented reality effort from US Esquire Magazine. Bringing the future to your hands, today. Ahem.
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Fixed: global fixed-gear bike culture
FIXED is the first book to document global fixed-gear culture. It joins the dots between the bike’s design, its racing heritage and the customization that marks its appearance on our city streets. It meets the track stars, tricksters, messengers, hill bombers and polo players the world over, linking them to the artists, designers and framebuilders [...]
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Huxley, Not Orwell, Was Right About “The Future” (i.e: Today)
Related to the notes I’m keeping on The Future Of Media, here’s a great cartoon strip by Stuart McMillan based on words by Neil Postman – as featured in the book “Amusing Ourselves To Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Showbusiness”.
I reckon Postman’s book would go nicely on your reading list with “Everything Bad Is [...]
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Personalised Magazines
The Future of Media is a topic that interests us at TheScrapBook, and the emerging trend for personalised magazines is worth noting. On the one hand, why would I want a magazine to do for me what I already do/get via the internet… on the other hand, print media is more relaxing, engaging, less distracting, [...]
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Design Code’s Magazine Rack
Really nice magazine rack from Design Code. Good price too. Slim, two-tiered, single-sheet metal construction. Now, find me one for shoes.
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The Future of Media
I’m putting together a number of documents at the moment that try to suggest and investigate varying scenarios of the future of media. I’ll share with you the final documents once they’re ready, but in the meantime I wanted to make a note of useful resources and thought pieces that have contributed a lot to [...]
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alan kitching – eye magazine