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An autobiographical novel based on the life of reporter Michael M. Hastings, who in the story is an intern with "The Magazine." When the Iraq War starts Hastings' naivety about the world of journalism and must decide between the career journalists who can help him with his own career or siding with his friend in the field whom he feels is reporting the real news.

Looks at computers as a means of providing and receiving news and information in the age of the Internet, arguing that digital journalism offers a welcome alternative to what many people perceive as a decline in mainstream media; and discusses some of the significant people and issues in the world of online news.

Graphic artists are responsible for creating the layouts of books and magazines, political posters, and the design and packaging of almost every product imaginable. This book examines graphic art, the tools, the techniques, the artists, and the artwork that so many generations have come to know and love.

Examines the life and career of twentieth-century American publisher Henry Luce, a co-founder of "Time" and creator of "Life" magazine, discusses his advocacy of American involvement in World War II, and shares details of his unhappy personal life, including his marriage to playwright and diplomat Clare Boothe.

After they are successful with their magazine and secure funding for their school, Paulina finds herself left alone to juggle the responsibilities of the magazine while the other girls leave to pursue their own interests.

"Weekly Reader" pal Buddy takes readers on a behind-the-scenes tour of "Weekly Reader" magazine to show readers how it is made.

AN INDEPENDENT INDEX TO THE COVER STORIES OF THE TWELVE MAJOR MAGAZINES.