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Shaping Time Digital was the job of editor/creative development Lee Eisenberg, who supervises Time's offshoots and forays into new media, including Time online, Time for Kids and several projects still in the works. Eisenberg, working with special-projects editor Barrett Seaman, decided to build on what Time has always done best: providing a big picture for interested nonexperts. "We aren't aiming TIME DIGITAL at techies or the digerati," says Eisenberg. "We're addressing those who use computers and other new technology at work and who are now bringing it into their homes. These are people who have become...
...keeping with the graphic innovation of the new technologies, Eisenberg and Seaman put a premium on making Time Digital visually engaging. Thanks to design director Janet Waegel and picture editor Jay Colton, the magazine has a lively mix of graphic styles, irreverent headlines and pictures and charts that depart refreshingly from their customary positions on the page. Eisenberg and Seaman also insisted that stories not succumb to technohype. Says Seaman: "We were determined not to be breathless cheerleaders for all things digital." Thus, among other heretical stories, you'll read about how technological change is not necessarily good news...
...nearby and called home. She was admitted to a hospital where doctors determined that she had no serious physical injuries. Police quickly alerted U.S. military police, who traced the Subaru rental. A day after the assault, they detained Marine Privates Kendrick Ledet, 20, and Rodrico Harp, 21, and Navy Seaman Marcus Gill, 22. Ledet and Gill have since confessed to the allegations, while Harp is denying them...
Like Turner, Malone loves boats--and he has a seaman's loyalty for Turner. "Malone didn't stand in the way of this because Turner wanted to do it," says Barry Diller. "John has made a lot of money with Ted." Malone will behave as long as Turner stays happy. If either of them stops smiling, so does Levin...
...CyberSpace show pulls off something almost impossible: it impresses the print types. "What Joe and George have done," says TIME's Barrett Seaman, who co-edited the magazine version, "is to demonstrate that you can take on the same broad subject in a different medium and come out with an equally insightful product." So, who knows? Maybe we can all get along...