The Place for Love
Why?
Find out everything about love.
How?
A publication dedicated to the subject of love. Scientific history and current research, literary references, models and theories, etc.
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What Editors Read
Why?
If a well-known editor thinks it’s good, it might be interesting.
How?
A website and app the allow you to see what a select list of editors are reading and considering as good. This way you won’t get five different articles about “what to read this summer,” etc.
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The Story Is More Incredible Than the Headline
Why?
When everyone is going in one direction, it might be beneficial to go the other way.
How?
Do the opposite of today’s headline to story relation, where the headline is usually more compelling than the story. Publish only stories that are more incredible than the – still excellent – headlines. The emphasis is not on quantity or speed, but only follows the simple rule of great catchy headlines with even better content.
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Actors Video Clips
Why?
To see all the appearances of your favorite actor.
How?
A website with video clips of actors’ appearances. You can search for your favorite actor and see video clips of their appearances in films and TV.
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The Sunday Blog
Why?
Something you can look forward to reading on Sundays, like the supplements of printed newspapers.
How?
A blog that is published only on Sundays, with articles and posts that are more suited for such a magazine for that specific audience.
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