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New waves
The sun on your back and the slower pace of life is often best accompanied by the strains of summer tunes. But how to find them? Radio can take us to atmospheric destinations and…
Radio royalty
Its role is changing but Vienna's Funkhaus remains an icon for broadcasting culture and tradition.
Fashion
The importance of style to building a newsreader’s personal brand, plus fashion labels to look out for in the year ahead and a new shop to visit in Paris.
Narrating the world
Monocle meets the men and women who are shaping the news agenda, from influential radio presenters to newspaper editors and television hosts.
Quick off the blocks
Fast-paced drama and geopolitical intrigue aren’t just for Netflix. The 24-hour Olympic Channel is here, and with the PyeongChang Games approaching, it hopes to run rings around its rivals.
Theatre of the absurd
From Christian radio to the first televised breasts, VPRO has navigated an obscure path to become a broadcaster with a clear vision of adventure, surrealism and optimism in its programming.
Wealth of good material
Germany’s financial powerhouse has a lesser-known face as a quietly influential news hub. Monocle visits to discover a city rich in newspapers and broadcasters unafraid to deal with complex stories.
Ready for a close-up
As Globo, Brazil’s most powerful broadcaster, celebrates its 50th birthday, we visit to find out how it stays atop the TV podium amid monopoly whispers and its Olympic coverage plans.
Expo no. 82: States of airplay
While rolling news grabs headlines, another facet of US media is quietly growing. Public radio’s tradition of debate, music and local focus chimes with a nation ready to listen.
