As people look to strike a balance between online living and more tactile leisure pursuits, magazines are back. Seminal style bible The Face has relaunched and brands are printing their own publications. But in a world where digital dominates, how can brand publications make their mark?
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Vincent Jackson is a former editor of Touch Magazine (UK) and World of Knowledge (Australia). Now a freelance journalist, he writes about health and fitness, cars, and the world from his home in Spain.
Clare O’Connor is Bumble magazine’s editorial director.After starting as a reporter on the Forbes 400, writing about the super-rich, Clare moved to the position of staff writer at Forbes, covering women entrepreneurs and equality.
Katie Dancey-Downs is a multimedia journalist with a passion for human rights and the environment.
Lauren Marina is a digital content creator, photographer, and channel manager. They are co-editors of Lush Times.
Lynda Cowell is a London-based writer, web editor, and former BBC television researcher. Having written for the likes of The Voice, Pride, The Guardian, Time Out and Marie Claire, much of her work has focused on race and gender, but not exclusively. In her free time, she likes to read, drink red wine, and watch the kind of television programmes other people sneer at.
