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Comments from the Editor Leara Rhodes University of Georgia Cover Coverage: How U.S. Magazine Covers Captured the Emotions of the September 11 Attacks—and How Editors and Art Directors Decided on Those Themes By Ted Spiker University of Florida When Goofs Need More Than Saying “We’re Sorry” By Eric Freedman Michigan State University Three Decades of Male Images in Female-Targeted Magazine Advertising Mikalee Dahle, Dahle Communications Consultants Jennifer Greer, University of Nevada , Reno Selling the “Boomer Babes”: more, my generation, and the “New” Middle Age Carolyn Kitch Temple University A Quantitative Analysis of U.S. Consumer Magazines: A Ten-Year Longitudinal Study of Transformation By David Abrahamson, Rebecca Lynn Bowman, Mark Richard Greer, and William Brian Yeado Northwestern University
Comments from the Editor Leara Rhodes University of Georgia
Cover Coverage: How U.S. Magazine Covers Captured the Emotions of the September 11 Attacks—and How Editors and Art Directors Decided on Those Themes By Ted Spiker University of Florida When Goofs Need More Than Saying “We’re Sorry” By Eric Freedman Michigan State University
Three Decades of Male Images in Female-Targeted Magazine Advertising Mikalee Dahle, Dahle Communications Consultants Jennifer Greer, University of Nevada , Reno
Selling the “Boomer Babes”: more, my generation, and the “New” Middle Age Carolyn Kitch Temple University
A Quantitative Analysis of U.S. Consumer Magazines: A Ten-Year Longitudinal Study of Transformation By David Abrahamson, Rebecca Lynn Bowman, Mark Richard Greer, and William Brian Yeado Northwestern University
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