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Hosted by Scott Oldham · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 16 episodes
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"Covering the Spread: Magazine Design for the Next Age," is a discussion of all things related to our favorite medium: magazines. Hosts Scott Oldham and Louanne Welgoss — along with some special guests — explore how magazine design has transformed over the decades, both in print and digital. They tackle the eternal debate of aesthetics vs. functionality, discuss the production process from concept to publication, and uncover the business side of design, including working with brands, advertisers, and the shifting economics of publishing. Listen in to turn the page on what you thought you knew, and reimagine the future of publishing.
Scott Oldham hosts Covering the Spread, a arts show with 16 episodes published.
Louanne and Scott chat with ace photographer Saverio Truglia about the state of editorial photography and how to put together a great shoot, whether you need to put a high-powered executive at ease or just tape up an inf
Louanne and Scott chat with ace photographer Saverio Truglia about the state of editorial photography and how to put together a great shoot, whether you need to put a high-powered executive at ease or just tape up an inf
Louanne and Scott chat with Scott Jamieson, CEO of Annex Business Media, to find out how a company grows to become Canada's largest B2B publisher — with more than 50 titles. We'll talk acquisitions, advertising and AI, p
Louanne and Scott chat with Scott Jamieson, CEO of Annex Business Media, to find out how a company grows to become Canada's largest B2B publisher — with more than 50 titles. We'll talk acquisitions, advertising and AI, p
Can you prove you're not a robot? Now, you can! We're joined by Derek Newton of Verify My Writing and Michelle Jackson of Back Pocket Agency for an in-depth dissection of AI-generated text and why it's good to be a human
We wrap up season 1 of Covering the Spread with a bang: magazine expert Peter Houston breaks down the state of the industry today and answers the question, "What is a 'print pervert?'" Are you one, too?
It has rightly been said that there is an association for everything. Everything. While Louanne and Scott have their experiences with professional associations, they brought it expert Carla Kalogeridis to give everyone t
Printing, paper and postage are the three pricey P's of magazine publishing, but do they have to be expensive? Louanne and Scott get some tips from Rob Schmidt of Royle Printing about how magazine publishers can work the
A sequel that's just as good as the original! Louanne and Scott chat with Megan Wray Schertler of In Real Life Media about ways that independent magazines can position themselves for success (plus a few tips that the maj
Nikki Simpson walks us through the creation and operation of the International Magazine Centre, the best friend an independent magazine ever had.
We talk about artificial intelligence: its threats and opportunities, with veteran magazine designer Matthew Lenning.
Erin Peterson of Capstone Communications gives us the inside story of a growing niche in magazine publishing: alumni magazines.
What makes regional magazines different from national and trade magazines? We talk with designer Kelly Martin.
It's a wide-ranging discussion with publishing expert Bo Sacks. When Bo talks, smart people listen.
We talk niche publishing with the Design Director of MIT Sloan Management Review, Steve Traynor.
We continue our discussion with Carol Moskot, as she walks us through her redesign process from Broadview magazine.
Louanne and Scott chat with Creative Director Carol Moskot about the process of redesigning magazines, with stories and advice on best practices (and what NOT to do).
Louanne and Scott talk about their respective histories as magazine designers, highlighting their educations and early career experiences. They also share introductory thoughts on both the current state of magazine publi
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