Friday, December 02, 2011
Whole lotta Economist
Image via WikipediaLeafing through last week's Economist (you know how it is, always too much to read in seven days) I settled into a very interesting feature about the economic advantages of diasporic communities (Weaving the world together, p 76, 19/11/11) – only to find myself somewhat distracted by the cross heads.
Whoever subbed it had used:
The immigrant song
In through the out door
Bringing it all back home
Going to California
Ramble on
Need a clue? Two words – Led Zeppelin
Whoever you are, thanks for a case study I can use in the second edition of Subediting For Journalists.
Whoever subbed it had used:
The immigrant song
In through the out door
Bringing it all back home
Going to California
Ramble on
Need a clue? Two words – Led Zeppelin
Whoever you are, thanks for a case study I can use in the second edition of Subediting For Journalists.
Labels: Economist, Led Zeppelin, magazines, print magazines, production journalism, subediting
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Of course, if I wanted to get a mention in magblog that's exactly what I'd do too. (Even economists don't put a colon in every title.)
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