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News from Médianes this February 2023.

Médianes, the studio

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Hello, everyone,

We’re writing to you from among the moving boxes at our new Paris offices and from a motel nestled among the pine trees in the Camargue, where we’re celebrating small-scale publishing with some great independent media publishers.

We can't wait to tell you more and invite you to our housewarming party. This is also news we shared at our two-year anniversary party last week: Médianes is hiring. Two permanent positions are available: web project manager, and business development and marketing manager.

Feel free to share these offers with others. Médianes is also open to new writers! Today, Christelle Perrin, associate artistic director, tackles the issue of bold text.

In the rest of this newsletter, you'll find all the latest news from the studio.

Enjoy the read!

— The team at Médianes.

CHRISTELLE PERRIN

Why so much fat?

Today we’re launching a new column dedicated to graphic design, written by Christelle Perrin, associate art director at Médianes. Today’s topic: a typographic clash and a polemic against the misuse of bold type.

When writing a long text, it can be tempting to put certain words in bold to highlight them. You might be tempted to take a shortcut, so to speak, assuming that readers’ attention spans will be short. However, the use of bold text in a paragraph raises several points to consider…

Christelle Perrin is the associate creative director at Médianes. On a day-to-day basis, she collaborates on and leads all design-related projects at :Médianes web and print mockups, visual identities, and data visualization.

From the media's perspective

THE MÉDIANES TEAM

Ten practical guides are now available online

After a drafting phase and an extensive beta testing phase, we have posted ten practical guides online—freely available at no cost—to help media founders in their day-to-day work: defining their target audiences, establishing their business model, conducting audience research, and more…

MARINE SLAVITCH | MEDIANES

Turning Your Expertise into a Business Model

An interview with Léa Lejeune, co-founder of Plan Cash, a feminist media outlet that helps women invest within their means. Originally an informational newsletter, the project is now also an educational organization.

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⟶ Médianes is hiring!

We are hiring for two permanent positions: Web Project Manager and Marketing and Sales Development Manager (Business Developer). Please feel free to share these job postings; the application period runs through March 15.

⟶ Partnership with Inbox Collective

Médianes in English! Some of our articles will now be translated into English for Inbox Collective, a studio and media outlet founded by Dan Oshinski, which publishes, among other things, the superb “Not a Newsletter,” a monthly publication dedicated to the world of newsletters.

⟶ "Arrêt sur images" is hiring… with Médianes

This is a first for us. We are assisting the media outlet Arrêt sur images in recruiting a marketing and communications manager, and then in developing and implementing this strategy.

⟶ The Imprimé Festival is coming up soon

Join us March 28–April 1 in Bordeaux and Cenon for the Festival Imprimé, which we’re co-organizing with Revue Far Ouest. The program and lineup are available online at festival-imprime.fr. We can’t wait to be there!

⟶ Alongside Climax

We are thrilled to resume our long-term collaboration with Climax, a free newsletter and quarterly fanzine that has been covering the ongoing climate revolution with candor, irreverence, and humor since 2021.

A project? An idea?

Marketing, strategy, creative design: Do you have a project? An idea? Take a look at our support services and get in touch. In the meantime, check your inboxes on March 31.

Médianes, the studio

This newsletter was prepared by Baptiste Thevelein, Marine Doux, and Christelle Perrin, with the assistance of Pauline Butel, Juliette Cahen, and Mathilde Carlier.