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The document lists common graphic elements found in magazines such as mast heads, headlines, kickers, feature article photos, barcodes, and secondary leads. It notes that most magazines include these elements like mast heads at the top of the page, headlines summarizing main stories, kickers giving more context to headlines, photos illustrating featured articles, barcodes with publication information, and secondary leads previewing other pieces.
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Magazine Conventions
- 1. Menu Strip Anchorage Graphic Feature Mast Head Cover line Head Line Feature Article Photo Kicker Menu Strip Selling Line Header
- 2. Mast Head Menu List Feature Article Photo Head Line Anchorage Graphic Feature Selling Line Flash Secondary Lead Bar Code Menu List
- 3. Kicker Mast Head Bar Code and date Feature Article Photo Menu List Plug Head Line Anchorage Secondary Lead Menu List
- 4. Common Conventions From some of the magazines I have looked at they mostly all include: Mast Head Headline Kickers Feature Article Photo Barcodes Secondary Lead