Todd Babiak of The Edmonton Journal writes about Unlimited, a new business magazine launching in Canada.
“‘There are serious problems in this province that need to be addressed,’ says Rubinstein. ‘And a magazine can be both: you can praise the good and criticize the bad, and do it side by side. That’s what I like, for example, about Toronto Life. They’ll profile a restaurant with $250 meals next to a story about crack addicts. A city is a democracy and democracy is kind of messy.’
“‘Look at the juxtaposition of the Hardware Grill and what’s on the rest of the block. That has to be addressed, but a lot of magazines don’t tell the truth about what’s really happening in Alberta.'”
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