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We have worked on the University of Liverpool’s Alumni magazine for six years, building a strong collaborative relationship with the university’s comms team. The latest edition excelled in its content and design and proved once again the enduring power of physical print.
Charterhouse is one of England’s top schools set in a beautiful campus in the Surrey countryside. They asked us to help them revamp their alumni magazine and turn it into a modern publication that their global readership would be interested to receive.
At the peak of ‘print is dead’ doom-mongering, we took the very bold move of launching our own magazine – a global title about booze called Hot Rum Cow. Some thought we were mad; but Hot Rum Cow has transformed White Light Media.
Having built up a strong relationship with Maersk Oil UK, White Light was approached Total Exploration and Production UK (TEPUK) to take over production of its quarterly internal publication, Life Magazine.
Bored of seeing tired, uninspiring business magazines that were stuck in a time warp, we decided to create something that would stand out from the crowd. With a radically different format, structure and design; a great name; and fascinating content, Poppy quickly made a splash.
The new marketing team at the University of Hull wanted a complete overhaul of their flagship alumni magazine with a new look, feel and focus. By giving more space for writing and design we created a reading experience more like a Sunday paper magazine than a piece of alumni marketing.
One of Scotland’s oldest family jewellers, Laings of Glasgow, was looking for a new way to showcase its high-end jewellery and watches to customers.
After being spun out from Swiss banking giant UBS, Equatex needed a way of standing out from the opposition – the solution was ‘thoughtful journalism’.
Maersk Oil UK wanted its new magazine to reflect a sense of humility and collaboration, whilst standing out from the crowd and proving a really good read.