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Newspapers York: In order to educate yourself as to what constitutes good feature material, take the newspapers york as your text, but do not limit yourself to your local paper. Buy the Sunday editions of such papers as the New York Daily News, New York Mirror, Milwaukee Journal, Detroit Free Press, Des Moines Register, Minneapolis Star and Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, and whatever other large newspapers york circulate in your section of the country. These newspapers york will give you concrete examples of how to handle feature material in pictures, as well as examples of subject matter which is highly acceptable.
The metropolitan newspapers york, all of them, told the story of the tragedy not in words but in pictures, which were often enlarged half a page in sia. The New York World-Telegram carried twenty-one photographs; the New York Post had seven pages of pictures, the Daily Mirror, nine. Never had a disaster been so thoroughly covered by photography.
newspapers york and MAGAZINES in English are available in ne all European capitals and important tourist centers. The New fork Her-1 aid Tribune has a Paris-published edition which has been popular through! out Europe for decades. Its world coverage is always full and very read! able and its advertisements and travel counsels are often as interest! as its news. The New York Times has an International Air Edition i sale in Paris the day after its New York issue and generally found a: hours later in other big centers. The Daily American, published by: American owners in Rome, is a tabloid, not in the class with the da mentioned above but well worth buying in Italy (and Greece). Tin Life, Newsweek and the Readers Digest are the American big four of I magazine field, so far as European kiosks are concerned, but the Saturd Evening Post, Holiday, Look and other magazines are to be had in i chief cities. London newspapers york and illustrated magazines are also av able all over Europe. |
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