Of the early English-language publications, the most respected was the monthly magazine, Lookout, published out of Málaga. Lookout started out as a gossip sheet in Torremolinos, in the days when the Costa del Sol town was a trendy hangout for thrill-seekers and artsy types. When British journalist Ken Brown, who had been appointed as editor, became its publisher in 1972 he gathered a team of professional journalists and photographers, cajoling contributions with a mix of friendly persuasion and work lunches of legendary length. Under Brown, Lookout gained a reputation for its stylish writing, classy photography and authoritative information. (Since 1995 Lookout has been published by Keltike, a Danish-Spanish company based on the Costa del Sol; it is now a lightweight freebie published quarterly and distributed on the Costa del Sol alone, with text in English and Spanish.)
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http://www.spainview.com/media2.html where you also can find other publications
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Jan