Hojo exam 2- Magazine
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kelseykind on October 27, 2010
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history of american journalism
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exam 2- magazine section
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Henry Luce | Time magazine |
| Harold Ross and Jane Grant | founded The New Yorker in 1925 |
| Publication: Time | focus: image Style: distinctive style of reporting and writing Time Speak: coined to cover the mags "cut to the chase" sometimes irreverent, but always authoritative approach |
| Time Inc. | Sports Illustrated, People, etc. |
| Publication: The New Yorker | content: fiction and journalism; in-depth profiles of personalities, commentary on pop culture style: traditional layout,covers, artwork politics: liberal and nonpartisan |
| Publication: Cosmopolitan | historical transformation: started out as general interest mag; tv brought demise of most general interest mags and Cosmo became mag for young women with interests in men, sex and personal success |
| publication: McClure's Magazine | 1880s; monthly periodical; founded by S McClure and Sanborn Phillips; credited with creating muckraking journalism; first to lower price to rise in circulation |
| publication: Munsey's magazine | McClure compeititor; first mass market mag |
| publication: Little Review | influential small art and literary mag; 1920-30; unorthodox approach to magazine publishing |
| publication: fortune | hand-crafted business mag; 1930; tell story through photos; quality important; expensive to produce |
| Seven Sisters | women's magazines; represents largest category; most financially sucessful. Better Homes and Gardens, Family Circle, Good Housekeeping, Ladies Home Journal, McCalls, Redbook, Woman's Day |
| Zines | 2000; internet mags; published by thousands of home-based publishers |
| Conde Nast | worldwide magazine publishing company; lifestyle mags |
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