Issue 07: The Media Issue
Add this boundary-breaking read to your LONDNR collection!
SELECTED PIECES IN THIS ISSUE:
The Crafty Arts of Chromatic Selling & Subliminal Messaging
Discover how colour is used by marketing gurus in this feature-length romp of solid facts and pop psychology
Dual Dialogue
LONDNR asks two renown writers from different sides of there political spectrum to answer the same question, in a bid to demonstrate how differences of opinion can affect media coverage
Rebel Yell! What if We’re Wrong About Progress?
A poetic howl against the darkness of the technological age and ChatGPT
EXTRACT FROM EDITOR’S LETTER:
“We’ll be the first to admit the media has a pretty bad rep. It’s seen countless accusations of biased coverage, heaps of scandals and hearsay-as-news. But we’re the media too.
In fact, there are a number of grassroots organisations attempting to wrest back control, who want to see things done differently. LONDNR was born of such ideals. We wanted to offer accessible literary wringing; thoughtful and beautiful stories. Yet LONDNR also has to fit into the broader cultural conversation.
For this reason, we’ve chosen ‘MEDIA’ as the theme of Issue 07. Not only is it a vital topic, but it is a much misunderstood one. We’ve decided to lift the curtain. We’ve tackled TV, podcasts, advertising, journalism, social media and more, in one, jam-packed issue.”
Add this boundary-breaking read to your LONDNR collection!
SELECTED PIECES IN THIS ISSUE:
The Crafty Arts of Chromatic Selling & Subliminal Messaging
Discover how colour is used by marketing gurus in this feature-length romp of solid facts and pop psychology
Dual Dialogue
LONDNR asks two renown writers from different sides of there political spectrum to answer the same question, in a bid to demonstrate how differences of opinion can affect media coverage
Rebel Yell! What if We’re Wrong About Progress?
A poetic howl against the darkness of the technological age and ChatGPT
EXTRACT FROM EDITOR’S LETTER:
“We’ll be the first to admit the media has a pretty bad rep. It’s seen countless accusations of biased coverage, heaps of scandals and hearsay-as-news. But we’re the media too.
In fact, there are a number of grassroots organisations attempting to wrest back control, who want to see things done differently. LONDNR was born of such ideals. We wanted to offer accessible literary wringing; thoughtful and beautiful stories. Yet LONDNR also has to fit into the broader cultural conversation.
For this reason, we’ve chosen ‘MEDIA’ as the theme of Issue 07. Not only is it a vital topic, but it is a much misunderstood one. We’ve decided to lift the curtain. We’ve tackled TV, podcasts, advertising, journalism, social media and more, in one, jam-packed issue.”
Add this boundary-breaking read to your LONDNR collection!
SELECTED PIECES IN THIS ISSUE:
The Crafty Arts of Chromatic Selling & Subliminal Messaging
Discover how colour is used by marketing gurus in this feature-length romp of solid facts and pop psychology
Dual Dialogue
LONDNR asks two renown writers from different sides of there political spectrum to answer the same question, in a bid to demonstrate how differences of opinion can affect media coverage
Rebel Yell! What if We’re Wrong About Progress?
A poetic howl against the darkness of the technological age and ChatGPT
EXTRACT FROM EDITOR’S LETTER:
“We’ll be the first to admit the media has a pretty bad rep. It’s seen countless accusations of biased coverage, heaps of scandals and hearsay-as-news. But we’re the media too.
In fact, there are a number of grassroots organisations attempting to wrest back control, who want to see things done differently. LONDNR was born of such ideals. We wanted to offer accessible literary wringing; thoughtful and beautiful stories. Yet LONDNR also has to fit into the broader cultural conversation.
For this reason, we’ve chosen ‘MEDIA’ as the theme of Issue 07. Not only is it a vital topic, but it is a much misunderstood one. We’ve decided to lift the curtain. We’ve tackled TV, podcasts, advertising, journalism, social media and more, in one, jam-packed issue.”
