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''Standard'' was established in 2006 as a print magazine; its print edition was disestablished in 2009.

French culture and fashion magazine

The idea to create ''Standard'' magazine was born of a desire to fill a shortage in the French press at the time which had no support for an emerging public interested in culture and fashion alike. ''Standard'' stands out by combining the cultural heritage of the French independent press (Actuel, Technikart) and the freshness and design of creative English titles (i-D, Dazed&Confused). It is aimed at a creative, urban readership aged between 16 and 45 years.Standard media kit
on the ''Standard'' website, April 13, 2012.

Serbian news magazine

The magazine was sold under the mantra "Sve novine u jednoj" and its editor-in-chief duties are performed by

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. In addition to its editor, ''Standards main columnists are Simonida Kažić and Zdravko Brkić. On June 12, 2009 after 159 issues, it was announced that ''Standard'' would cease with publishing in print format issue due to financial difficulties and switch over into activities as a web magazine on standard.rs location. The last print issue was #159 on June 4, 2009. Since then, the website has become Novi Standard and is mostly focused on political news and analytical journalism.

References

External links

''Standard'' - French Culture and Fashion Quarterly

Novi ''Standard'' - Serbian Online News Magazine

''Standard'' News Magazine 2006–2009 archive
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