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The Journal
of the Medinge Group
The journal for the world’s most respected branding think-tank will launch
online in August 2007, edited by Medinge Group CEO Stanley
Moss and featuring the Group’s cutting-edge thinking.
URL: http://medinge.org/ journal.
Autocade
A Web 2·0 pet project for publisher Jack Yan: a Wiki
on cars inspired by the work of the late British journalist
Michael C. Sedgwick, MA. Sedgwick’s photographic memory
and recall saw him author numerous automotive books, and Autocade
is an attempt to create a resource from which others can research
their work. Online since March 8, 2008; to be officially launched
during the year. URL: http://autocade.net.
CAP Online
Dating from 1994, CAP
Online is the digital counterpart of CAP. Covering
issues related to branding, marketing strategy, globalization
and responsibility, CAP Online has been at the forefront
of business moves. The magazine predicted everything from
the overvaluation of Wall Street, Chrysler’s status as
a subsidiary of a German company and “moral globalization”
a year before calls for corporate responsibility. Penned mostly
by the team at JY&A
Consulting, for which CAP Online is the publication
mouthpiece. URL: http://jya.net/cap/.
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Lucire
(print)
The pioneering web magazine turns into a print one. Launching
in October 2004, Lucire became the first web-to-print
fashion monthly in the world, initially starting in the New
Zealand market. In May 2005, the Romanian edition was launched,
as the second spearhead in a global fashion publishing movement.
In February 2008, Twinpalms Lucire launched in Phuket,
Thailand. Other countries are to follow.
The same “soul” prevails in the
printed edition: honest coverage, a highest-common-denominator
approach to writing, and a global approach to fashion for
the world-conscious, 21st century consumer.
Click here
to preview the Lucire print site.
Lucire
(online)
The global fashion magazine. With 40,000–70,000 readers
weekly, Lucire
has won admirers since its founding in 1997 because of a merit-based
approach independent of marketing budgets. It’s why it
was the first to run feature stories on Oliver Christian Herold,
Zac Posen, Bodyhints and Christina Perriam and constantly—and
sincerely—supports student shows. Lucire was nominated
by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences
for the Best Fashion Web Site Webby Award in 2003.
Lucire has never been monopolized
by the big fashion centres or dominated by the big fashion
brands. Even though New York, Milano and Paris are covered,
Lucire regularly manages equal coverage of Montréal,
Melbourne and Madrid. Lifestyle, beauty and travel stories
round off the global mixture, from a team of worldwide correspondents
and editors. URL: http://lucire.com.
Lucire TV
Lucire's brand extension is our attempt at proper
interactive television or, at the least,
television broadcast. Unlike other fashion shows, it’s
about the magazine, not catwalk show after catwalk show, which
has been done better by folks such as FTV Paris and Fashion
Television. URL: http://lucire.com/tv.
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