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Esquire online: Yawn

From Ad Age, Feb. 21:

Esquire today became the first of Hearst Magazines’ big books to receive a much-needed web facelift, adding larger photos, easier navigation, an improved search engine and, of course, new online-only content.

I don’t know what it looked like before, but this is pretty boring. The design is clean enough, but heck, even the so-called Web exclusives are just text.

Does anyone know of a really good online rendition of a print magazine, other than Seed? Yeah, NatGeo is good, but very incomplete.

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2 responses to “Esquire online: Yawn”

  1. Megan Taylor writes:

    Some of the girly ‘zines - like Seventeen - do some nice video. Good multimedia is wasted on that junk.

    February 23, 2007 at 12:11 am
  2. m writes:

    Mindy,

    I love The Fader’s online presence.

    http://www.thefader.com

    Lot of good links, a podcast featuring all the artists in their current issue, and downloadable PDFs of every issue (here’s the most recent: http://thefader.cachefly.net/thefader_issue44.pdf)

    This is the way a magazine should be…

    February 26, 2007 at 6:20 pm

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