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Five years after Bauer closed in New Zealand, subway editor Henry Oliver joins Anna Rawhiti-Connell to discuss whether printed magazines are really ‘back’, the impact of social media on criticism and social satire and how the magazine remains relevant.
Five years ago Bauer left New Zealand, devastating the magazine industry and announcing an era of huge interruption for the media in this country. Auckland’s iconic subway was a victim of this closure, but the publication found his feet again and is flourishing under independent property. As Auckland evolves, the same happens with the subway.
Henry Oliver has been editor of Metro for over six years. He joins Anna Rawhiti-Connell to discuss the life of the magazine five years after the departure of Bauer, the growing buzz on the rebirth of printed magazines, the impact of social media on criticism, criticism, social satire and cuteness and how the subway remains relevant as a flavors manufacturer in a constantly changing city.
They discuss what Oliver is proud of, their editorial approach and why magazines must deliver the expected and the unexpected. Oliver describes where the fun and reward meet as a magazine editor in a very changed industry and reflects whether a Felicity Ferret style figure (tears for the social satire queen and the local Snark) could return.
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