
We don't often get to see the U.S. edition of
Time, unless it's in transit at a U.S. airport, but the magazine has undergone a much-publicized redesign, which was unveiled last Friday. The cover subject was a brief flash of controversy because it showed Ronald Reagan with a phony tear trickling down his cheek (we thought the idea was so crashingly, obviously an illustration that we wondered why anyone got upset). Anway,
Advertising Age asked a bunch of other magazine editors to comment on the new look. Most of
what they said was more or less complimentary.
Labels: redesigns, Time Inc.
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