Media
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Observation
Editor in chief Tyler Brûlé looks back over his career in television, print and radio as we celebrate six years of Monocle and new developments for Monocle 24.
Printed perfection
Germany produces some of the finest art books in the world, from picture-laden coffee table tomes to aesthetic theory. Monocle went to Berlin to pore over a buoyant and diverse publishing industry.
Media/Art market
A magazine printing concept, Jim Marshall speakers and other media and art news.
Homely heroine
Harumi Kurihara is an unlikely celebrity, a down-to-earth housewife at heart who has hit the big time with her cookbooks and TV shows. Meet Japan’s unassuming answer to Martha Stewart.
Our new website
We've transferred over five years of magazine, film and radio content to our new website. The result is a sharper, more handsome and informative experience. Visit us at monocle.live.
Media
Previously shunned by American TV companies, Al Jazeera is finally making its way in the US, plus CNN's new global take on the news and Alain de Botton at Heathrow.
Observation
Monocle’s editor-in-chief Tyler Brûlé reflects on an eventful and surprising year at the magazine, from retail growth to new projects, and looks ahead to what’s coming in the next one.
Calm down, dear
Slow media might sound like a contradiction in terms but here we celebrate three media companies playing the long game, sticking to their guns and using their individuality to their advantage.
Most unwanted
Monocle’s annual round-up of 20 people who we think deserve a bigger stage. We cover diverse professions, from shoe designers to politicians, because little life-affirming things matter too.
