Erin Sucher Castellano: Making the Switch to a Newsmagazine
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This is a presentation Erin Sucher Castellano gave at the 2013 Columbia Scholastic Press Association's Spring Convention. It shows examples and gives some tips for staffs looking to make the jump from newspaper to newsmagazine.
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- 4. Why?✤ Student Appeal ✤ Dying Broadsheet Newspaper ✤ Reader Friendly ✤ Design, Transferable to Online ✤ Freedom
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- 17. ✤ Go to: http://issuu.com/chsglobe (or search chsglobe at issuu.com) to see the evolution We’ve come a long way...
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- 23. Also look online... http://issuu.com/elestoque/docs Monta Vista H.S. Cupertino, CA
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