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New media alert – T-shirts

New media alert – T-shirts

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Tony Hallett
 
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18/07/2012

That’s right, T-shirts. Online, outdoor, TV, radio, even print – add to those the humble T-shirt.


T-post – or go to tpostmag.com – is a wearable magazine. Subscribers get sent through editions that focus on a different subject each month. The last was about recently deceased Beastie Boy Adam Yauch but the publication – based in Sweden – has been going for several years now.

The following video explains it all. What strange media have you ever considered using?

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