Magazine moonlighting
Article Abstract:
Contemporaries is a magazine of culture and the arts, published quarterly and eventually - hopefully - biweekly. Copublisher Mitchell Halpern (the other publishers are Philip Leggiere and Ron Gagnon) anticipates a circulation of 50,000 in five years, crediting success to the publishers and to the economics of desktop publishing. Contemporaries now uses Ventura Publisher on a PC AT with a Hercules graphics card, which improves the magazine's quality and lowers production costs.
Publication Name: Publish
Subject: Publishing industry
ISSN: 0897-6007
Year: 1987
User Contributions:
Comment about this article or add new information about this topic:
Page Makeover: Open up the design of a technical data sheet to let the information through
Article Abstract:
Noritsu America publishes 'spec sheets' to show capabilities of products to potential customers. The current format of one such spec sheet is criticized; there are too many lines, too many numbers, and the text is 'uninviting'. The spec sheet is redone, using a Macintosh Plus, Microsoft Word 3.0, Macdraw, and a Laserwriter. The redone work is pictured, and comments describe and explain what is changed.
Publication Name: Publish
Subject: Publishing industry
ISSN: 0897-6007
Year: 1987
User Contributions:
Comment about this article or add new information about this topic:
- Abstracts: Web designer: online design grows up. Protect your images. Getting to know you online
- Abstracts: Covering all the bases. Relational data: selecting a database that's right for your enterprise. Annotate this! A year later, ThirdVoice's new, quiter approach
- Abstracts: Krivanek's monuments to the masses. Creating opportunity: the Saturday scholarship program. Wilson McLean: the roots of tradition
- Abstracts: Exploring factors affecting Chinese readers' decisions on purchasing: American shelter titles in China. Magazine publishing in China
- Abstracts: Copyrights & wrongs: how to keep your work on the right side of copyright law. Copyrights and wrongs: you don't need a lawyer to avoid legal conflicts