Momentum magazine cover, issue 31
Morgan calls our attention to this great magazine from Canada, Momentum which:
reflects the lives of people who ride bikes. Momentum provides urban cyclists with the inspiration, information and resources to help them fully enjoy their riding experience and connect with their local and global cycling communities.
If we're going to talk about other great publications from Canada we must mention Spacing on public spaces and Maisonneuve a Montreal-based publication that covers urbanism quite a bit.
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Umm, ever since I worked at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, publisher of the Nutrition Action Healthletter, I've wanted to do a newsletter myself. (Speaking of Canada, I came up with the idea for the Canadian edition of the CSPI newsletter, even though it took them 6 years after I left to implement it. Now it has 100,000 subscribers.)
Although I have to say between the PPS online newsletter Making Places and Next American City, Metropolis (although it's a bit too oriented to modernism for me), City Journal, the unparalleled City Limits, and Gotham Gazette and Transportation Alternatives from NYC, not to mention school-reform publications like Catalyst-Chicago and the Chicago Reporter (I miss the old "Neighborworks" from the Center for Neighborhood Technology) do we really need another publication? Below are some fake magazine covers I made a few years ago.
Labels: bicycling, media, urban design/placemaking
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