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9/11 Covers, Part 1: 2001
To note the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, SPD will be posting a series of collections of magazine covers published around the event. This first batch is covers published in September and October 2001, immediately after 9/11. (Above): The... MORE
9/11 Covers, Part 3: 2011
To note the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, SPD will be posting a series of collections of magazine covers published around the event. This third set are covers published in 2011 for the 10th anniversary of the attacks. If... MORE
Edel Rodriguez's "Controversial" Newsweek Cover Illustration
Last week's Newsweek cover, "What Silicon Valley Thinks of Women," stirred up a storm of controversy on social media, news sites, and TV. The cover, illustrated by Edel Rodriguez and art directed by Grace Lee, was attacked as "sexist," "ignorant,"... MORE
From the SPD Archives: Weekly Newsmagazine Art Directors, Early 1990s
This latest entry from the SPD Archives features a titanic gathering of weekly newsmagazine art directors, from the early 1990s (no one seems quite sure of the exact date). This of course, was back in the day when the three... MORE
8 Publishers Experimenting with Longform Features
With the state of magazine publishing on tablets under much debate (see: pro vs con), several publishers have been upping their game online when it comes to feature-style content outside the boundaries of replicating print editions. This type of design... MORE
Then & Now: Covering The March on Washington (The 50th Anniversary)
This week marks the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous "I Have a Dream Speech," and hundreds of thousands of people demonstrated in support of... MORE
Newsweek Shutting Down Print Edition
After 80 years in print, Newsweek editor-in-chief Tina Brown has announced that the December 31, 2012 issue will be the magazine's last.Read the full announcement after the jump...... MORE
The Art of Political Caricature on Magazine Covers, 1960-76
If you're as stressed-out as we are from the current political campaign, here's an antidote. Julie Mihaly (Boom Underground) and myself (Newmanology) have collected a big set of images of 1960s-70s politicians, and are posting them daily on our Facebook... MORE
"Breaking News You Can Use"
We're three weeks from SPD's first Speaker Series event of the fall, "News You Can Use," spotlighting the fast-paced world of newsmagazines and the multitaskers who make print, websites, tablet and mobile apps come to life for TIME, Newsweek and... MORE
10 Lessons from Huffington Magazine
Josh Klenert, former SPD president and head of UX and Design for The Huffington Post, provides 10 takeaway lessons from his first 10 issues of Huffington magazine here. Josh will be on stage with the creative directors of TIME (D.W. Pine)... MORESpeaker Series Begins with "News You Can Use"
Tickets are now available for the first Speaker Series event of the fall, "News You Can Use," scheduled Sept. 10.We have three distinguished speakers -- D.W. Pine of TIME magazine, Dirk Barnett of Newsweek Daily Beast and Josh Klenert of... MORE
Save The Date: News You Can Use
This year's presidential campaign poses new challenges for news-magazines, tasked with presenting fast-changing election coverage and other news on a dizzying array of tablets and technologies that go beyond print. D.W. Pine of TIME, Dirk Barnett of Newsweek Daily Beast... MORE
Digital Buzz Replacing Newsstand Buzz?
May 21, 2012 may not go down in cover history the same way as the week Time and Newsweek both featured a young Bruce Springsteen on their covers -- but it could be noted both pubs continued a recent trend... MORE
Cover of the Day: Monday Edition
Welcome to SPD's Cover of the Day, a portfolio of brilliant magazine and newspaper cover design from around the world.Newsweek, May 21, 2012Creative Director: Dirk Barnett... MORE
Cover of the Day: Wednesday Edition
Welcome to SPD's Cover of the Day, a portfolio of brilliant magazine and newspaper cover design from around the world.Newsweek, March 26, 2012 Creative Director: Dirk Barnett... MORE
PUB 47: Merit Winners Announced
Following up on the Medal Finalists announcement on Monday, the notable PUB 47 Merit Winners from both Print and Digital are listed here. Official notifications and information for the PUB 47 Annual, and SPD Gala Awards are on their way... MORE
Amid Capeci, 1961-2012
We received the very sad news today that one of our own, art director Amid Capeci passed away. He was an award-winning art director for Rolling Stone, Newsweek, and Entertainment Weekly, and SPD Board member who worked with so many... MORE
Newsweek's New iPad App
Newsweek's newly re-launched iPad app "may represent what magazine apps will be like in 2012," says García Media's Mario García. "Moderation rules, reading mode is king, photos shine, and, well, you will find one bell and one whistle, not a dozen."Read... MOREResults tagged “NEWSWEEK” from Musical Chairs
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