Word: full-color
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Trib's Sunday magazine, its own special edition of the syndicated This Week. The Trib sold control of This Week to Joe Knapp of Crowell-Collier in 1935, but has always added its own special sections to the magazine. Herzberg is adding still more, including full-color reproductions of paintings, a two-page condensation of a bestseller, two pages of personality photographs, extra text-pieces each week by the Trib's own staffers or free lancers. Herzberg is also revamping the news sections of the Sunday Trib, widening the scope of the news-review section to "cover situations...
...have undoubtedly noticed that full-color pages in TIME'S editorial sections-which once appeared as infrequent "extra dividends"-have now become a regular feature in the magazine...
...view a specimen in the instrument, Miss Swaffield places it on the microscope stage and presses a button. A minute later she sees a full-color view of the object as it would look if her eyes were tuned in for the short ultraviolet rays...
Perspectives' "pilot" issue is a handsome, 236-page slick-paper job with a full-color abstract design on the cover. Inside are reprints of articles by Selden Rodman, Meyer Schapiro, Thornton Wilder and others, poetry by Archibald MacLeish and Robert Lowell, and fiction by William Faulkner. The pilot issue, foundation officials explained, is not an exact standard by which to judge Perspectives; only about half the pilot articles will be in the first issue. Nevertheless, the pilot issue gave the whole project-unless substantially changed-the flavor of a "little magazine's" fragile view of American culture, blown...
...what we have in mind, look at this week's BACKGROUND FOR WAR story, "Iran: Land of Insecurity," with its full-color photographs and two-dimensional maps. The area covered by this report, the Middle East, contributes little bold type to today's headlines. Reason: blessed with the initiative, the Communists chose to put Korea in the news rather than Iran. Overnight, their next choice will become the focal point for all news-gathering agencies...