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9780658002298

Magazine from Cover to Cover : Inside a Dynamic Industry

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  • ISBN13:

    9780658002298

  • ISBN10:

    0658002295

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-08-01
  • Publisher: MCG
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Summary

This fascinating overview examines the planning and organizing of a magazine and its staff and explains editorial, design, production, legal, and ethical issues, as well as industry trends. It shows how magazines reflect and influence the world around them.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Foreword xv
William Kerr
PART ONE The Enduring Medium 1(104)
The Magazine as a Storehouse: The Scope of the Medium
3(22)
Magazines and the Media Mix
5(9)
Depth and Timelessness
5(1)
Specialization of Content and Audience
5(6)
Opinion, Interpretation, and Advocacy
11(1)
Permanence
12(1)
Consistency
13(1)
Frequency
13(1)
Definition
13(1)
The Scope of the Medium
14(6)
Magazine Types
14(5)
Number of Magazines
19(1)
Readership
20(1)
Magazines and Emerging Media
20(5)
Internet
21(1)
Doing Business on the Internet
22(3)
The Magazine as a Marketplace: The Role of Advertising
25(18)
Why Advertisers Choose Magazines
26(6)
Credibility
26(1)
Reader Quality
26(2)
Product
28(1)
Brands
29(1)
Ancillary Products
29(2)
Advertising Rates
31(1)
Who Advertises in Magazines
32(1)
Where They Advertise
33(2)
The Birth of Advertising in Magazines
35(6)
Ad-Free Magazines
41(2)
The Magazine as a Historical Document: Trends over Time
43(32)
The Beginning
44(4)
Literacy and Education
48(7)
Eighteenth Century: Educated Elite
48(3)
Nineteenth Century: Rising Literacy
51(3)
Twentieth Century: Niche Audiences
54(1)
Content
55(7)
Eighteenth Century: Assorted Articles
55(1)
Nineteenth Century: Material Mania
56(4)
Twentieth Century: Subtle Specialization
60(2)
Appearance
62(5)
Eighteenth Century: Deficient Design
62(2)
Nineteenth Century: Engraved Embellishments
64(1)
Twentieth Century: Popular Photography
65(2)
Transportation and Delivery
67(3)
Eighteenth Century: Limited Restraints
67(2)
Nineteenth Century: Postal Improvements
69(1)
Twentieth Century: Complex Costs
70(1)
Production and Technology
70(5)
Eighteenth Century: Intensive Hand Labors
70(1)
Nineteenth Century: Mass Production Procedures
71(1)
Twentieth Century: Technological Techniques
71(4)
The Magazine as a Social Barometer: Political and Cultural Interaction
75(30)
The Interaction of Magazines and Society
76(1)
Magazines as Political Influences
77(5)
Agenda Setters
77(3)
Advocacy
80(2)
Political Influences on Magazines
82(5)
Independence
82(1)
Abolition
83(1)
The Cold War
83(1)
Civil Rights
84(1)
Vietnam Era
85(1)
Watergate
86(1)
Feminism
87(1)
Magazines as Cultural Influences
87(7)
Community Builders
87(3)
Symbolic Meaning
90(2)
Pseudoworlds
92(1)
Pseudoevents
93(1)
Cultural Influences on Magazines
94(11)
Baby Boomers
95(3)
Racial and Ethnic Shifts
98(7)
PART TWO The Magazine's Blueprint 105(80)
Magazine Concepts: Formulas for Success
107(28)
Magazine Success and Failure
108(1)
Editorial Philosophy
109(7)
Title
110(1)
Magazine Purpose
111(1)
Type of Content
112(3)
Voice
115(1)
Editorial Formula
116(5)
Advertising and Editorial Pages
117(1)
Departments
118(1)
Features
119(1)
Placement of Content
119(2)
Audience
121(2)
Anatomy of a Failure
123(2)
Launches and Life Cycles
125(7)
Emergence of the Audience
126(1)
Creation of the Magazine
126(1)
Growth and Change
127(3)
Refocus or Death
130(2)
Living to a Ripe Old Age
132(3)
Magazine Business Plans: Determining the Bottom Line
135(24)
The Magazine Budget
137(2)
Revenue
137(1)
Expenses
137(2)
The Business Plan
139(1)
The Marketing Plan
140(12)
Advertising Promotion
140(1)
Circulation Promotion
141(4)
Frequency
145(1)
Advertising Rates
146(2)
Circulation Rates
148(2)
Subscriptions and Memberships
150(1)
Distribution
151(1)
Executive Summary of Profitability
152(7)
Income
152(2)
Expenses
154(5)
Magazine Structures: Staff Organization
159(26)
Who's Running the Show?
160(17)
President and CEO
162(1)
Publisher
162(2)
Group Publisher
164(1)
Editor-in-Chief/Editor
164(4)
Managing Editor
168(1)
Executive Editor
169(1)
Creative Director
170(1)
Art Director
170(1)
Senior Editor/Section Editor
170(1)
Associate Editor/Assistant Editor
171(1)
Copy Editor
171(1)
On-Line Editor
171(1)
Staff Writers
172(1)
Photographers
172(1)
Contributing Editors
173(1)
Editorial Assistant/Fact Checker
173(1)
Fact Checker
174(1)
Freelance Writers/Designers
174(1)
Circulation Director
174(1)
Marketing Director
175(1)
Public Relations Director/Promotion Director
175(1)
Advertising Sales Director
175(1)
Ad Sales Representatives
175(1)
Production Director
175(1)
Assistant Publisher/Business Manager
176(1)
Research Director
176(1)
Magazine Ownership
177(5)
Consumer and Trade Magazine Ownership
177(2)
Organization Magazine Ownership
179(3)
How the Work Environment Has Changed
182(3)
PART THREE The Magazine's Content 185(162)
Magazine Editorial: Molding the Words
187(26)
Article Types
188(19)
Service
188(6)
Profile
194(4)
Investigative Reporting
198(4)
Essay
202(3)
Fiction
205(2)
The Editor and the Reader
207(6)
Magazine Designs: Creating the Look
213(36)
Form Follows Function
215(1)
The Coming of Age of Magazine Design
216(6)
Design Golden Age
216(4)
Design Turning Point
220(1)
Computers and Design
220(1)
``More Is Better''
221(1)
Relationship with the Reader
222(1)
Design Elements
222(9)
Eye Movement
222(1)
The Grid
223(1)
Typography
224(3)
Color
227(1)
Design Principles
228(3)
Integration of Words and Pictures
231(9)
Illustrative Images
231(4)
Readout Synergy
235(4)
Special Material
239(1)
Covers
240(5)
Logo
241(1)
Cover Types
241(4)
Redesigns
245(4)
Magazine Production: Manufacturing Issues
249(20)
The Production Process
250(1)
Production Planning
251(8)
Break-of-the-book
252(1)
Editorial Needs
252(1)
Advertising Placement
253(1)
Paper Stock
254(2)
Special Effects
256(1)
Color
256(2)
Art
258(1)
The Printing Process
259(1)
Sheet-Fed
259(1)
Web
259(1)
Offset
259(1)
Rotogravure
259(1)
Binding
260(3)
Saddle-Stitch
261(1)
Perfect
261(1)
Signatures
262(1)
Imposition
263(1)
Image Transfers
263
Camera-Ready Pages
263(1)
Film
263(1)
Plates or Cylinders
264(1)
Proofs
265
The Quality Product
165(104)
Magazine Legalities: Understanding the Law
269
Prior Restraint
270(3)
National Security
271(1)
Administration of Justice
272(1)
Libel
273(8)
Damage to Reputation
274(1)
Identification
274(1)
Publication
275(1)
Negligence and Actual Malice
275(5)
Libel Defenses
280(1)
Invasions of Privacy
281(3)
Embarrassing Private Facts
282(1)
Intrusion
283(1)
False Light
283(1)
Appropriation
284(1)
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
284(1)
Third-Party Liability
285(3)
Incitement
285(1)
Negligence
285(3)
Copyright
288(4)
Original Works
288(1)
Tangible Medium
289(1)
Ownership
289(1)
Fair Use
290(2)
Access to Information
292(2)
Fair Access
293(1)
Freedom of Information Act
293(1)
Sunshine Laws
294(1)
Obscenity
294

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