Today we picked up our copy of the Sunday New York Times as usual (that’s right, we still like paper), and as promised, out fell the new redesign of The New York Times Magazine, a change they had announced last week. In the issue’s Editor’s Letter, Editor in Chief Hugo Lindgren explains, “Every tiny aspect of the redesign represents a decision we debated, sweated over and second-guessed until we ran out of time and had to send it off to the printer. But what you see here is not a new formula. It’s a beginning. Our aim is to make everything sharper, clearer, more alive and dynamic — while not altering the foundation of the magazine.” It’s true that the redesign has many nods to the future and stylistic changes while maintaining its focus on long-form journalism, but is it better? Click through for our thoughts and share your own! … Read More