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The Alpine Review began in 2012 as a conceptually bold, ad-free print magazine which set out to explore topics of significance at a pace conducive to deep consideration and reflection on the turbulent sea of change we all live in.
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Did the Olde Aesthetic arise as a counter to the fast-food monotony of the digital world or does the comfort of an Olde Aesthetic life lead to better clarity when considering the future?
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Greatest Hits
The arrival of the internet was an extinction-level event for much of the old media. But can the new apex predators learn from the fates of those they supplanted?
Greatest Hits
Human-centered design programs and practices—from the likes of d.School and IDEO—are making their way into politics. Exploring what came out of the highly revered UK Government Digital Service (GDS) program.
Greatest Hits
From rainbow-filtered Facebook profile pictures to the backlash against Justine Sacco’s infamous AIDS tweet, social media is increasingly used to speak out against (or in favor of) various issues.
Greatest Hits
ISIS’s capabilities in shaping this media culture have been underestimated. Rather than an organization, ISIS is better characterized as a movement.
Greatest Hits
Tracking interesting signals, ideas and questions in the field of economics and society at large — Danny Meyer's bold 'no tip' experiment
Greatest Hits
Tracking interesting signals, ideas and questions in the field of economics and society at large — "always on"
Greatest Hits
Tracking interesting signals, ideas and questions in the field of economics and society at large.
Greatest Hits
Tracking interesting signals, ideas and questions in the field of economics and society at large.
Greatest Hits
Tracking interesting signals, ideas and questions in the field of economics and society at large.
