The Occupied Times of London explained

The Occupied Times of London
Type:	Quarterly newspaper
Format:	Broadsheet
Editor:	The OT Collective
Political:	Autonomist
Language:	English
Ceased Publication:	2017

The Occupied Times of London was a political newspaper which originated from Occupy LSX in 2011.^{[1] [2]} Originally produced from the occupations at St. Paul’s and Finsbury Square, the paper included news, features and interviews. It was a free, non-profit publication without any advertising and was first published on Wednesday 26 October 2011.^[3]

The design of the Occupied Times of London incorporated Jonathan Barnbrook's 'Bastard' font, with a signature back-page placard design or slogan in each issue.^[4]

The last issue was Issue 29 March 2017 before it became Base Magazine.^[5]

Further reading

• Book: Visual Media and Culture of 'Occupy. 98–101. 9781443870061. Odih. Pamela. 17 October 2014.
• Visual Media and Culture of ‘Occupy. p. 41.
• Web site: Greek Graphic Designers Behind 'The Occupied London Times' Paper. Stella Tsolakidou. Greek Reporter. 13 January 2012.

External links

• Official website

Notes and References

1. News: St Paul's protesters publish newspaper. 2 November 2011. Press Gazette. 28 October 2011.
2. News: Protesters Launch The Occupied Times of London Newspaper. 2 November 2011. PSFK. 28 October 2011.
3. http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2011/10/26/occupy-london-the-first-e_n_1032909.html "Occupy London: The First Edition Of The Occupied Times Hits The Presses."
4. News: The Guardian . 7 April 2012 . London . Paul . Owen . 23 January 2012.
5. Web site: base.