Reaction intense to magazine cover
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The editor of Golfweek magazine said he was overwhelmed by negative reaction to the photo of a noose on the cover of this week's issue, illustrating a story about the suspension of a Golf Channel anchor for using the word "lynch" in an on-air discussion about how to beat Tiger Woods.
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Publisher Hachette Filipacchi is   testing a new mobile phone strategy with what may be its most   colorful U.S. title: Shock magazine, home to photos of nuns   practicing taekwondo and a polio-stricken dancing transvestite.
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Changes at The Journal: movable deadlines and a new taste for models.
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Belying  the   over-enthusiastic   reports  of  a marriage date for
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The media conglomerate puts some magazine titles on the block.
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Publisher Hachette Filipacchi is  testing a new mobile phone strategy with what may be its most  colorful U.S. title: Shock magazine, home to photos of nuns  practicing taekwondo and a polio-stricken dancing transvestite.
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Whenever my editor approaches me, I quickly size up his body language before he has said a word. If he looks genial and relaxed, he probably liked my story. If his face looks set and determined, I know a wrangle over copy is probably ahead.
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Editors at The New York Times and Los Angeles Times showed similar judgment one day last week in running large, front-page pictures of tsunami victims. Faces of dead babies in makeshift morgues were clearly visible. They were the type of images you were hard-pressed to see during hours of television coverage.
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I was personally disturbed by the picture of the officer with the dead body next to him. I understand that this is a significantly tragic event for our community and that the newspaper's readers want as much information as possible.
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Behind the lens: A Times photographer's contemporaneous account from ground zero.
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Readers sound off on the latest headlines.
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I&#8217;ve been sitting on this for a week now, not sure how to properly frame or present it. Paul Southworth described it as &#8220;&#8230;like getting a Valentine from God.&#8221; Today it came in the mail and I decided the best thing to do was just photograph the unboxing. This office is now hallowed ground. I [...]
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Readers fire back in response to five outrageous market calls.
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Reader Hitesh Anand sends us a photograph.
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The fashion photographer sought to express an artistic side while establishing his signature look on a magazine cover.
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Coverage of former Playmate Anna Nicole Smith's death has gone overboard according to U.S. consumers, but media experts warn there is more to come.
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ESPN announced yesterday the signing of Rick Reilly, whose contract with Sports Illustrated expires at the end of November, to write the back-page column in ESPN the Magazine and to deliver essays on âSportsCenterâ during its golf coverage.Reilly said he succumbed to ESPN after rejecting offers 5 and 10 years ago. âThe money was ridiculous,â he said in a news media conference call. âThis is an itch Iâve always wanted to scratch, to take my voice to a different place.â Despite being on TV regularly with one-minute commentaries, he said ESPN wanted him for his column. âBelieve me, with this nose, I know whatâs best for me,â he said.