The Stack

Highlights from the inaugural Monocle Media Summit: we ask whether money is still made from print and assess Germany’s print prowess.

We celebrate 10 years of Monocle and meet the editor in chief of ‘M, Le Magazine du Monde’.

We speak to Taschen’s Julius Wiedemann about his book ‘National Geographic Infographics’. Plus: a look at Italian weekly ‘Panorama’.

We speak with Henry Goldblatt, editor of ‘Entertainment Weekly’ magazine, plus a chat with Gail Bichler, design director of ‘The New York Times Magazine’.

We speak to ‘The California Sunday Magazine’ editor Douglas McGray and to Riccardo Stagliano from Italian weekly ‘Il Venerdi’.

We speak to ‘Der Spiegel’ editor Klaus Brinkbäumer about the magazine’s 70th anniversary. Plus: a conversation with ‘Zeit Magazin’ editor Christoph Amend as part of our new series ‘The Weeklies’.

We discuss the culture page in print with Monocle’s Culture editor Robert Bound and Michelle Legro, Culture editor at ‘New Republic’.

When a report filled with unsubstantiated allegations of Donald Trump’s relationship with the Russian government began circulating throughout various media outlets, newspapers declined to publish the material – but online publications had no such qualms. We assess the ethics. Plus: the UK’s ‘Radio Times’ is snapped up by a German media company and the designers behind the MinaLima brand discuss the firm’s work.

Can news magazines survive 2017? And is starting a media venture in today’s climate a crazy idea? We ask Monocle’s editor in chief Tyler Brûlé. Plus: The New York Times vanishes in China and the key menswear titles of the season.

We pick the best of The Stack of 2016 - new titles, the most important fairs and why the magazine world remain buoyant