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... magazines . In the 1830s , however , cheap magazines be- gan to appear aimed at a wider public . At first they were strong on improvement , enlightenment , and family enter- tainment , but , toward the end of the century , they evolved ...
... magazines . In the 1830s , however , cheap magazines be- gan to appear aimed at a wider public . At first they were strong on improvement , enlightenment , and family enter- tainment , but , toward the end of the century , they evolved ...
Page 252
Youth magazines The Luce magazines. Advertising and editorial content The era appeal forced editors to make their own editorial typogra- phy and layout more attractive . The use of colour , in particular , was greatly fostered by ...
Youth magazines The Luce magazines. Advertising and editorial content The era appeal forced editors to make their own editorial typogra- phy and layout more attractive . The use of colour , in particular , was greatly fostered by ...
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... magazine . Britain had two news picture magazines , Picture Post ( 1938–57 ) , which acquired much prestige through its social conscience , and Illustrat- ed ( 1939-58 ) ; their place was taken to some extent by the Sunday colour ...
... magazine . Britain had two news picture magazines , Picture Post ( 1938–57 ) , which acquired much prestige through its social conscience , and Illustrat- ed ( 1939-58 ) ; their place was taken to some extent by the Sunday colour ...
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