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11.06.2019—1am    Post #15078
HuffPost’s new look: bolder

It’s a new design for the Huffington Post’s website. The tabloid-feel prevails, but perhaps a bit bolder.

Take a look above and you will see that the new look of the HuffPost website is still bold and playing those typographic trombones as loudly as possible, including underlining the lead headline.

This is part of the HuffPost’s trademark and I am sure its followers expect it and like it.

So what’s new?

In the words of editor Lydia Polgreen:

At HuffPost, we put people first. This means we believe that real life is news, and news is personal. Regardless of who you are, where you live or what you believe, HuffPost will help you navigate what’s happening in the world and how it affects you. Your needs, passions, challenges and curiosity are the heart of all of our journalism. If something matters to you, it matters to us.

The redesigned homepage:

Apparently, the redesign allows for showcasing of a wider variety of stories, from what’s happening at the White House and beyond, “as well as the big stories that shape our lives,” according to Polgreen.

That includes the quiet housing crisis and the struggle for voting rights, and battles over health care, inequality and gender discrimination. And of course, the history-making presidential race. 
But you’ll also find a lot more stories about what’s happening at your house: 
raising good kids, finding a therapist you can affordmanaging your student debt. We know the day-to-day challenges of life are serious news too, and we are here to help.

Take a look at the new website here:

https://guce.huffpost.com/copyConsent?sessionId=3_cc-session_23d52d59-1425-45e9-a8eb-1b0c49f4a7a2&inline=false&lang=en-us

Storytelling Webinar today!

https://www.inma.org/webinar-detail.cfm?w=91

About this Webinar

In this Webinar, famed designer and consultant Mario Garcia will present the necessary strategies to create a mobile-first operation, including conceptualizing, editing and designing for the small screen of a smartphone, where the majority of the audience is consuming information. Dr. Garcia has served as a consultant for more than 730 media projects in 121 countries. 

Date

Wednesday, 6 November 2019

Time

10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. New York time

Where

New York, United States

Cost

This Webinar is free but only available to Full INMA members:

Log in now and register for the Webinar

Check to see if your company is a Corporate Member (request to be added to the membership)

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For all inquiries, send an e-mail to Krista Avedikian at krista.avedikian@inma.org

Launch party for The Story in Zurich

From Monocle Weekend

THE INTERROGATOR / EDITION 30

https://monocle.com/minute/2019/09/21/

Mario García

Editorial consultant Mario García has advised the most important newsrooms in the world on design – and how best adapt to a digital transition. More than 700 publications, from The Wall Street Journal to the South China Morning Post, have received his strategic steer. Other than being an adjunct professor at Columbia University’s School of Journalism, he also runs his own consultancy firm: García Media. Nowadays his speciality is how digital devices influence narrative structure and consumption; his latest book, The Story, was written specifically to be read on a phone. Here, though, he confesses to a few analogue pleasures.

What they are saying about The Story!

The Story is here!

You can now download my new mobile storytelling book, The Story, from Apple Books at $6.99
This is Book 1 of a Trilogy! The other two books coming soon.
https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-story-volume-i/id1480169411


The newspaper remains the most powerful source of storytelling on the planet. But technology threatens its very existence. To survive, the Editor must transform, adapt, and manage the newsroom in a new way. Order The Story by Mario Garcia, chief strategist for the redesign of over 700 newspapers around the world.

My chat with in Monocle Radio

Listen to my chat in Monocle Radio’s The Stack: Latest episode‘The Face’ and ‘The Story’:We welcome the return of the print version of ‘The Face’ and talk to legendary newspaper designer Mario Garcia about his latest book, ‘The Story’.
https://monocle.com/radio/shows/the-stack/368/play/

My interview with CNN en Español

I was a guest in the program Encuentro, hosted by Guillermo Arduino daily at CNN en Español. The interview was about how we read on mobile devices and my introduction of my new mobile storytelling book, The Story, to a Spanish-language audience.

Mario’s speaking engagements

November 12, 2019

Keynote presentation: Business Information & Media Summit (BIMS). 

https://www.siia.net/bims

November 20, 2019

Presentation of The Story in Zurich, Switzerland, at launch party (by invitattion only). Sponsored by Monocle The Stack.

March 13, 2020

Keynote presentation at the National Media College Association Spring Convention, New York City, NY>

Order print edition of The Story

You can order the print edition of my new mobile storytelling book, The Story, from Amazon already here:

https://www.amazon.com/Story-I-Transformation-Mario-Garcia/dp/0578495759/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=The+Story+by+Mario+Garcia&qid=1565262220&s=gateway&sr=8-1

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An interview of interest

http://www.itertranslations.com/blog/2019/3/11/fd60ybflpvlqrgrpdp5ida5rq0c3sp

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