Issue 4 - Fake news
“At a time where the Internet continues to distort our perception of truth, our trust in the content we consume online is diminishing.”
Do you trust data? Among Trump’s presidential campaign and Brexit, we couldn’t dedicate an issue to the theme of truthfulness, fake news and data ephemera. In a world where everyone seems to be yelling information in our direction, we wanted to understand if the so-called truth can speak louder than lies and mistruths.
54 pages, 17.5x21 cm, paperback, hand-sewn stitched binding.
Offset printed on Munken Lynx, Pantone Metallic Silver and Pantone 267.
Limited-edition of 650 hand-numbered copies.
Published by Market Cafe Magazine in London, March 2019.
In this issue:
Matt DesLauriers, Signal Noise, Hassel Fallas, Jacopo Ottaviani (Code4Africa), John Burn-Murdoch (Financial Times), Stefanie Posavec, Colleen McEnaney (Wall Street Journal), Giovanni Magni (Accurat).
