The redesign of the Herald & News

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The North Jersey Herald and News publication was redesigned by Alan Jacobson of Publication Design Group. Jacobson based his design on the layout and typefaces used in the Elizabeth Daily Journal that was published in the 1930s. The newspaper uses Helvetica Bold, Times New Roman, Century and News Gothic and a minimal use of color. The publishers also determined that the paper should have shorter stories and more serious graphic formats.

author: Jacobson, Alan, Vezza, Richard
Newspaper Publishers, Planning, Newspapers, The North Jersey Herald-News (Newspaper)

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Technicians for dummies

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The newspaper industry has been forced by changes in technology to buy more computers, change their systems while others are still getting used to the old system and forgetting the year 2000 date transition problem. If publishers and editors allow this, they will never master any computer system because phasing-in period takes a long time. Computer changeover causes confusion and delay of work.

author: Stone, Del Jr.
Management

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News works at Burlington

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News Works, an information management system, has been set up as part of an experiment at Burlington Free Press. It involves a five person team whose members are linked by computer network and allows them to track information which is part of a news package. It was designed in response to the inability of photo editors and designers to access the same information as city editors and reporters.

Production management, Burlington Free Press

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subjects list: Newspaper publishing, Usage, Computers, Digital computers
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