Magazine Design Troubleshooting
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The document discusses various editorial and design issues that need troubleshooting for an upcoming summit, including page-invading advertising, unexciting editorial content, and less-than-perfect imagery. It provides suggestions for separating advertising from editorial content, rethinking the approach to editorial pieces through adding additional elements, and conceptualizing imagery through typographic manipulation, illustration, mixing stock and original photos, and cropping. The overall document appears to be brainstorming solutions to improve the design and content of a publication for an upcoming event.
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- 1. editorial / design troubleshooting mmPA 2009 summit & exPo mAy 21, 2009
- 2. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting troubleshooting: it’s not A Perfect world n PAge-invAding Advertising n not-so-exciting edit n less-thAn-Perfect imAgery mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 3. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting page-invading advertising mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 4. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting advertising Separate from edit Maintain structure mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 5. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting advertising Separate from edit Maintain structure mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 8. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting not-so-exciting editorial mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 9. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting editorial Options Rethink approach ■ ■ ■ mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 11. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting editorial Options Repackage it mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 14. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting less-than-perfect imagery mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 15. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting imagery Rethink Typographic What if both sides were wrong? CHINA TAKES THE HEAT , but for which no medals are ever awarded, takes place in the arena of politics. Even before the first athlete arrives in the stadium, the field is littered with unburied hatchets, as boycotts and bans on participation are wielded by states to convey their resolution, indignation, and moral rectitude. When the games begin, patriotism and the quest for international prestige suffuse the proceedings. Athletes parade into the Olympic venue by nationality, march behind their nation’s flag, and receive medals while their national anthem is played. Despite noble entreaties to avoid politicizing the Olympics, the urge to use the games to project symbols of national power and political protest is apparently irresistible. BY ALAN M. WACHMAN FLETCHER SCHOOL OF LAW AND DIPLOMACY mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 18. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting imagery Rethink ReVista HARVARD REVIEW OF LATIN AMERICA WINTER 2009 The Sixties Collage Glimpses from Latin America and Beyond DAVID ROCK EFEL L ER CEN T ER FOR L AT IN A MERICA N ST U DIES, HA RVA RD U N IVERSIT Y Fractal mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21
- 20. editoriAl / design -troubleshooting imagery Rethink SandScript Conceptualize mmPA 2009 summit & exPo 05.21