Print is dead, long live print : the world's best independent magazines / Ruth Jamieson.
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TextPublisher: Munich : Prestel, 2015Description: 208 pages : illustrations (colour) ; 28 cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9783791349541 (hbk.) :Subject(s): Periodicals | Journalists -- InterviewsDDC classification: 050 Summary: While magazines such as 'Spin' and 'The Face' have disappeared from newstands and mailboxes, non-traditional periodicals with names like 'Boneshaker', 'Lucky Peach', 'Anorak,' 'Wrap', and 'Kinfolk' are taking their places on shelves and coffee tables everywhere. This book is an eye-opening look into the explosion of independent, creatively led magazines that are currently shaping the future of print journalism. It showcases over 50 examples of innovative magazines from around the globe.
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While magazines such as 'Spin' and 'The Face' have disappeared from newstands and mailboxes, non-traditional periodicals with names like 'Boneshaker', 'Lucky Peach', 'Anorak,' 'Wrap', and 'Kinfolk' are taking their places on shelves and coffee tables everywhere. This book is an eye-opening look into the explosion of independent, creatively led magazines that are currently shaping the future of print journalism. It showcases over 50 examples of innovative magazines from around the globe.
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