Edits / Fashion
Monocolumn
Wednesday 28 November
Not a good look
I had never met her, had never even been aware of her existence. She works for a fashion business that presumably wants to be featured in the magazine.
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Affairs / Technology
Monocolumn
Sunday 8 April
Playing with words comes naturally
This Easter weekend I found myself in a pub with a group of friends at home in rural England.
Affairs / Technology
Monocolumn
Friday 4 November
Email etiquette and when to send kisses
Among the thorniest of questions posed by the inexorable rise of the worldwide web is that of email etiquette, a minefield that would surely have given the late Emily Post sleepless nights.
Business / Business Hubs
Business Briefing
The regions, sectors, markets and companies to watch, including Australian wool, Venezuelan rum and Palestinian tech entrepreneurs.
The Globalist, episode 87
Why the US communicating with North Korea, how women in Indonesia are driving the economy, and a check in with Hugo Macdonald in Helsinki.
Affairs / Technology
Monocolumn
Sunday 7 March
Ideas for modern nomads
We know that no kind of virtual communication beats a face-to-face meeting and that the most effective organisational tool is called “having lunch”.
Business / Emerging Markets
Surfing safari
Rwanda’s capital Kigali is fast becoming East Africa’s communications hub. Foreign investment and a culture of anti-corruption are behind the boom. Monocle watches a city log on.
Culture / Graphic Design
K + D: Com-Pet
The debut of Com-Pet, a new character in development by Kuntzel+Deygas. The concept? "Communication pet", a cross between a pet and a communication tool.
Affairs / Society
Monocolumn
Monday 16 August
Aliens – not just for nutters
For those interested in communication with aliens and planetary Armageddon, there was only one place to be this weekend: SETIcon, in the San Francisco Bay Area town of Santa Clara.
The Globalist, episode 168
We preview the Rio+20 summit, gauge Egypt’s reactions to reports of Hosni Mubarak’s death, and learn why Tel Aviv is becoming a mobile communications hub.
Edits / Technology
The man of modem
It creates the ultimate communications equipment that allows everyone from troops in Afghanistan to sailors in the Atlantic to be constantly a call away. And now Thrane & Thrane is finding that information junkies and…
The Curator, episode 78
The week’s best reports and interviews from Monocle 24. This week we are feeling particularly optimistic and celebrating brighter futures, from improvements in pig farming to the latest in communications technology.
Edits / Travel
50 things to improve your life
Our 2009 global round-up of the people, pursuits, places and pets to improve the way you live, work, rest, commute and communicate.
Business / Travel
Everyone on board
Air New Zealand’s laid-back chief executive isn’t bothered about business speak and motivational babble. His is a hands-on, direct approach. And that means being able to communicate with everyone from the hallowed customer…
Affairs / Diplomacy
The art of diplomacy
In his three decades of foreign service, the US ambassador to the UAE has learned that art can play a powerful part in diplomacy, communicating in a way that transcends culture and language.
Affairs / Business Hubs
The way ahead
Global forecasting requires an expert view, so we called on four leading thinkers for a considered analysis of the future: Michael Axworthy, former head of the Iran section at the British Foreign & Commonwealth Office,…
Affairs / Society
Monocolumn
Sunday 6 May
Remember online manners, please
I remember reeling when I first heard the word “netiquette”. It’s not exactly a beautiful or sexy incarnation of the English language.
Affairs / Crime
Monocolumn
Sunday 28 February
PR for peacekeepers in Somalia
Besieged in a tiny corner of one of the world’s most dangerous capital cities, peppered with sniper and rocket fire, a few thousand Burundian and Ugandan troops are protecting a rickety transitional government against…
Affairs / Politics
Monocolumn
Wednesday 2 March
Maghreb focus: T-shirts and tat mark Egypt’s revolution
Egypt’s pro-democracy revolt may have been buried on the wrong side of the Great Chinese Firewall
Business / Technology
Monocolumn
Friday 4 June
Are we too reliant on PowerPoint? Here’s a chart…
At first blush, there is nothing thought provoking about PowerPoint.