#net magazine

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UK 1998

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Just out of school, I wrote reviews of “weird” web sites for this magazine as well as a bunch of others like ‘Net Magazine and Internet Underground. As an entry level writer, ‘Net paid me $400 a month ($796 in today money) to write 10 one hundred word website reviews! After a few years, all these magazines disappeared as people started visiting actual websites to get website reviews. Unfortunately, these magazines could not attract anywhere near the ad dollars for their stuff that the print versions could, and folded.

Rinse. Repeat Three Times... And welcome to our modern information economy where writers are barely paid at all, with a huge portion of the revenue going directly to the Googles and Apples. At least I can write for free here! Hello!!

⌨️Yahoo! Internet Life was a monthly magazine published by Ziff Davis, which licensed the name from Yahoo!, the well-known web portal and search engine website. It was created and launched by G. Barry Golson, the former executive editor of Playboy and TV Guide. The magazine was published 1996 — 2002, and focused on the emerging Internet and computer culture of the late 1990s and early 2000s.

💾The forerunner of Yahoo! Internet Life was started in 1995, when Ziff Davis invested in Yahoo! and subsequently published just one issue of ZD Internet Life. In 1996, along with other publications, Dan Rosensweig led the relaunch of the magazine as Yahoo! Internet Life – which had been retooled by Golson –before being appointed Yahoo! COO, in 2002, with Golson serving as editor-in-chief until the magazine's demise in 2002.

📀The magazine featured regular columns by film critic Roger Ebert, and others, and published many reviews of a variety of webpages and tech gadgets. Yahoo! Internet Life explored potentially controversial tech-related issues such as pornography and peer-to-peer technology.

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Simone Ashley for Net-a-Porter

https://www.net-a-porter.com/en-hk/porter/article-36ad1a33f2f47625/cover-stories/cover-stories/simone-ashley

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Simone Ashley photographed by Kulesza & Pik for Net-A-Porter 2024

Simone Ashley interview: Bridgerton Season 3 and what’s next

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Adit Priscilla shot by Samuel Bradley for Porter Magazine October 2023

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Bettie Page Magazines, Covers and Inserts, #227

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📷 by Bjorn Looss

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Eerie Magazine No. 58: The Pepper Lake Monster

by Berni Wrightson

[damailbox]

April 1993

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ASK EDDIE returns Thursday, January 9, 7:00 PM PT to our Facebook page.

FNF prez Eddie Muller responds to film noir fan questions fielded by the foundation's director of communications Anne Hockens. In this edition, we discuss Le Trou, The Killers, I Walk Alone, as well as the noir credentials of “The Whistler” film series and Man in the Net. We also answer the question, “Who do you think was the best overall film noir actor?” We wrap up the show discussing what we’ve been reading and watching including the Ripley novels, Lars von Trier’s The Kingdom, Joker: Folie à Deux, and  revisit The Substance from Eddie’s P.O.V.

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UK 1998

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Net Siraphop and James Supamongkon StarryMagazine May 2023

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Simone Ashley on the cover of Porter Magazine 2024

Read full interview:

SIMONE ASHLEY on life beyond Bridgerton, cultivating self-belief, and why 2024 is going to be her BIGGEST YEAR YET

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road crash girl

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Bettie Page Magazines, Covers and Inserts, #237

[byanyan]

some late night punky vibes bc apparently i'm on an editing kick and this shoot still serves me so much byan energy