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A new era dawns for The Engineer magazine
The UK's longest-running engineering publication unveils a striking new version of its much-loved print version
When you're 163 years old you need a makeover every now and again, and since moving to a new home earlier this year (London’s Mark Allen Group) we’ve been exploring how we can supercharge The Engineer: how we can build on our history, maintain our seat at the ring-side of technological innovation, and engage existing readers whilst reaching out to the next generation. A redesigned version of our much-loved print magazine - which should be landing on engineer’s desks around the UK any moment now (8th November, 2019) - represents the first phase of this exciting new chapter.
Officially launched at The Engineer’s Collaborate to Innovate Awards party – which took place in London earlier this week (6th November 2019) - the new-look magazine is a heartening reminder of industry's enduring appetite for print. We are, of course, also looking at how we can enhance and build on our digital offering, and we look forward to sharing these developments with readers in due course. In the meantime, you can read a digital version of the magazine here, and if you don’t currently receive a hard copy but would like to become a regular reader please do drop us a line at circulation@markallengroup.com
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