Tyler Brûlé is joined by Anorak magazine’s Cathy Olmedillas and Patrick Burgoyne, editor of the Creative Review.
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The Stack 14: Anorak magazine
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The Stack [Monocle 24]
Monocle 24’s brand-new show focusing on magazine culture invites designer and blogger Jeremy Leslie and acclaimed journalist Marion Hume to discuss quality paper and ink.
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Huffduffed from http://www.monocle.com/24/shows/daily/
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The Menu [Monocle 24]
Monocle 24. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, starting October 17th.
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Section D #10 [Monocle 24]
Hugo Macdonald talks to Lego-designers in Denmark, visits Bergdorf Goodman in New York and finds out what Christmas design means to Peter York.
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Section D #11 [Monocle 24]
Monocle design editor Hugo Macdonald revisits the first 10 weeks of the programme, with Terence Conran, a Finnish scissor factory and Monocle’s Poppy Shibamoto.
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The Monocle Weekly - edition 100
For the 100th edition of the Monocle Weekly we talk to Christine Ockrent, chief operating officer at France 24 and Director General of AEF, about how last week’s Strauss-Kahn scandal is set to change and influence the French media. We also hear the headlines from this week’s EBACE aviation show in Geneva from Murdo Morrison, editor at Flight International magazine before talking to Charlie Abrahams, vice president of Markmonitor, the brand protection company who release a candid report on the hotel industry this week. Finally the Tyler Brûlé and the team look back over the last 100 editions of the programme and share their highlights.
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Dan Hill — Closing keynote: 15 years in
Web Directions South 2009, Sydney Convention Centre, October 9 4.05pm.
It is time for the practice of web development and design to broaden its horizons. How can the skills and experience we’ve acquired over the last 15 years of working on the internet be applied more broadly to, say, the design of cities, buildings, organisations, government and so on?
In a slightly foolhardy, ambitious talk, Dan will draw from his experience of leading design across the BBC’s websites, co-founding the global media product Monocle, working with projects like Lonely Planet, Channel 4, Urbis museum and the Spice Girls website, and now his current work with the multidisciplinary design consultancy Arup, where he helps design better cities, buildings and streets.
Dan will suggest that some of these core ideas — harnessing user-centred thinking with the sparks of individual insight, working with real-time data, separating content from presentation, multidisciplinary design-centred practice, enabling adaptation and hackability, balancing top-down intervention with bottom-up emergence, amongst others — might work effectively as core principles of service design, offering new ways to build, design, innovate and operate to services, products and organisations well outside of the Australian web industry’s traditional focus.
http://www.webdirections.org/resources/dan-hill-closing-keynote-15-years-in/
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Leo Liu
For the third in our special series of collaborations with Maurice Lacroix, we talk to Beijing-based restaurateur and wine expert Leo Liu.
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On Point: What’s A “Livable” City Now?
New surveys are out on the world’s most livable cities. The places you’d really like to be to raise a family, enjoy life, start a business, savor days and nights and, well, there’s hardly an American city in sight.
The top 25 from the Economist’s Intelligence Unit finds Vancouver, Canada at the top of the list with Vienna, Melbourne, Helsinki, Osaka close behind.
And not a single American city. Pittsburgh sneaks in at 29. Monocle magazine gives Zurich top honors. And Copenhagen, Tokyo. Only Honolulu makes it from the USA. What’s up?
http://www.onpointradio.org/2009/06/whats-a-liveable-city-now