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Monocle

(2007 magazine)
Monocle
Type Monthly magazine
Format Magazine

Owner
Editor Andrew Tuck
Editor-in-Chief Tyler Brûlé
Founded 2007
Language English
Price UK £5
USD $10
EUR €12
DKK 122
SEK 100
NOK 125
JPY ¥2,200
AUD $12.95
CDN $12.50
AED 70
Headquarters 20 Boston Place
Marylebone
London
NW1 6ER UK
ISSN 1753-2434

Website: www.monocle.com

Monocle is the title of a multimedia venture by Canadian journalist and entrepreneur Tyler Brûlé, spearheaded by a monthly print magazine with the same name. It is edited by Andrew Tuck. The Creative Director is Richard Spencer Powell, and the Director of Web and Broadcast is Dan Hill.

Described by CBC News reporter Harry Forestell as a "meeting between Foreign Policy and Vanity Fair", the magazine purports to provide readers with a global perspective on international affairs, breaking away from traditional, regionalized journalistic canons.

The magazine started circulating on February 15, 2007, priced at 12 euros and featuring articles on subjects as diverse as the Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force, Chinese investment in Africa, and the best Portuguese-language Sunday newspapers. In the United States, one can purchase single issues at a magazine shop for $10 or subscribe for $150 annually (10 issues). The 50% price premium for a subscription is said to accommodate delivery and enhanced web content.

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