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Callum Diett is the new editor of the monthly football magazine FourFourTwo, which has been published since 1994 and targets teenagers by discussing football with a comedic edge. To attract younger readers, the magazine uses popular footballers and managers on the cover and discusses the latest football gossip, referee decisions, and controversies involving players and managers, while consistently using the same font for the title but varying other design elements based on the featured club.
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Callum Diett is the new editor of the monthly football magazine FourFourTwo, which has been published since 1994 and targets teenagers by discussing football with a comedic angle. To attract younger readers, the magazine uses popular footballers and managers on the cover and discusses the latest football gossip, referee decisions, and controversies involving players and managers, while consistently using the same font for the title but varying other design elements based on the featured club.
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001 01 バランスシート 経営の基礎 財務会計
財務会計について基礎的なことをプレゼンにまとめてみました。
まずは基本の基本、バランスシートの読み方についてです。最低限の意味は理解してもらえると思います。
でもこれ以上続ける”気力”がありません。
誰か協力してください。。。
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- 2. The editor of magazine will be Callum Diett.
- 3. FourFourTwo is published by Haymaker and the first issue came out in 1994. It is released monthly.
- 4. The target audience is teenagers because it is about football with comedy aspects.
- 5. They reach their target audience with front covers by using questions like “Bring it on, Pep”. And speaking about the club “Why Klopps kids are heirs to Barca’s throne”. To attract younger viewers they use popular footballers and managers.
- 6. The magazine usually covers the latest football gossip and all the latest referee decisions. They also cover anything bad that a player or manager has done. The magazine always uses the same font for the title, but always change it for the subtitle and longer pieces of text. And the colour schemes always change depending on what team is the main headline eg yellow for Borussia Dortmund