A visual history of UK magazines, 1840-2011 - Magforum
1. Gentleman's Magazine founded 1731 : Scots Magazine 1739-1803: Scots Magazine : DC Thomson, 1924- 2. Spectator founded 1828. 'Oldest continuously-published magazine in English' 3.Punch 1841: Punch : 4. Illustrated London News, 1842: 1855: first colour Christmas supplement : 1874 Christmas number with colour cover : 5.
Rave magazine – pop music covers from the 1960s - Magforum
Rave magazine – pop music covers from the 1960s From February 1964 until September 1971, Rave was the 'music magazine where it was all happening'. Like its George Newnes/IPC stablemate Nove , Rave was groundbreaking in its approach and defined the era with its 'frank look at the pop world' of the Swinging Sixties.
Men's Magazines A to Z. Tit-Bits, Weekend, Zoo - Magforum
This luxury magazine that came about as a result of a TV programme, BBC2's The Dragon's Den, to find young entrepreneurs. Huw Gwyther, who had been a studio manager for photographer Mario Testino, received £175,000 in backing from telecoms millionaire Peter Jones after appearing on the show, but the total launch budget was only £250,000.
Magazine cover design: using the face - magforum.com
Cover by Peter Driben for US title Beauty Parade (Feb 1949) Private Eye in the cover style it adopted in the 1960s (5 Sep 1997) A pregnant Demi Moore on the cover of Vanity Fair in 1981 'Young love' cover for Oz (issue 37, September 1971) David Sullivan's porn apologist Private View; editor Miss Doreen Millington (Mar 1974)
Film, TV and radio magazines - Magforum
2007年7月21日 · Pictures magazine cover (July 1922) showing Douglas Fairbanks tying up Marguerite De La Motte in The Nut Pictures. Odhams Press, Long Acre, WC2. 64pp. 1s. Pictures – 'the screen magazine' was a monthly based around retelling the plots of films and the stories behind their making. It was copiously illustrated with stills from the films, always ...
General weekly magazines - Magforum
By this stage it had adopted colour covers and looked more like a magazine than a newspaper Titbits from May 1984. This issue carried an advert for Parade – with raunchy nudes, local girls and readers' wives Tit-Bits / Titbits [closed] George Newnes/IPC. October 1881-1984
Man About Town magazine history - Magforum
For US magazine Time, Tailor & Cutter was "the bible of the British needle trades and "dictatorial but often waggish"; and The New Yorker labelled it "the leading men's fashion industry journal". Man About Town was seen as funny, off-beat and original in format, with cartoons by Michael Heath and Gerald Scarfe.
Glossary of magazine terms and jargon - Magforum
2008年11月12日 · CD-Rom magazine: content on a CD-Rom presented in a magazine-like way. Format used from about 1993-2000 in US and UK, but failed to establish itself as a business model. See 'Into the digital world' CD-RW: see CD-Ram: centre spread: middle two pages of a stapled magazine. Often sold to premium advertisers or used as an editorial feature: Ceros
B2B, business, professional and trade magazine publishers
Lloyd's List, a trade magazine for workers in shipping and insurance, was founded in 1734 and is one of the oldest publications. Sectors come and go, for example Reed's Computer Weekly and VNU's Computing distributed 100,000 free copies a …
A Century of Men's Magazines - Magforum.com
1997年4月11日 · The magazine cover was usually a cartoon in the 1940s and 1950s. Other men's titles included London Opinion, which merged with Men Only in 1954, Blighty (the weekly 'National Humorous Magazine') and Razzle (which published 'the brightest cartoons of them all' according to the magazine cover). In the US, Esquire was founded in 1933. It always ...