Fabrice Frere on Digital Photoshoots, Outsourcing Design, and Winning the Most Talked-About Covers
The creative director on shooting digitally before everyone else did, outsourcing design, and engineering the most talked-about covers.
Greg Lindsay
Greg Lindsay is an urbanist, futurist, and journalist whose writing on cities, mobility, and technology has appeared in Fast Company, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, and Time Magazine, among others. He is the co-author of "Aerotropolis: The Way We'll Live Next" and a senior fellow at MIT's Future Urban Collectives Lab, Arizona State University's Threatcasting Lab, and the Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security. He holds a B.S. in Journalism from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
32 articles
The creative director on shooting digitally before everyone else did, outsourcing design, and engineering the most talked-about covers.
Greg Lindsay
Fairchild's group design director on the challenges of revamping W -- and building Cookie from the ground up.
Greg Lindsay
The founder of paidContent on building the go-to source for media business news before media business news was a genre.
Greg Lindsay
The head of Hearst Magazines on the company's digital strategy and why publishing has historically given ambitious women a rare place to rise.
Greg Lindsay
The Adbusters associate art director on the magazine's visual politics -- and the anti-sneaker that put the publication on the map.
Greg Lindsay
InStyle's brand new creative director on what pulled him away from Esquire -- and the fresh aesthetic direction he's bringing to the magazine.
Greg Lindsay
The Times Magazine's chief political writer on embedding with campaigns, the rhythms of long-form political journalism, and what reporters miss.
Greg Lindsay
The designer behind New York magazine's acclaimed redesign on his path to Pentagram -- and what a great magazine redesign actually requires.
Greg Lindsay
The advertising executive on founding a global agency in Amsterdam -- and why distance from Madison Avenue turned out to be an advantage.
Greg Lindsay
The House Beautiful editor on why print shelter magazines offer something the internet can't replicate -- and what he changed when he took over.
Greg Lindsay