Magazine Editing : How to Develop and Manage

Magazine Editing explains the job of the magazine editor. John Morrish considers the role of the editor both as a journalist, having to provide information and entertainment for readers, and as a manager, expected to lead and supervise the development of a magazine or periodical.

John Morrish is a freelance writer, editor and journalism trainer. He is the former editor of Time Out, commissioning editor on the Telegraph Magazines and sub-editor on Private Eye. He writes regularly for the Daily Telegraph and Independent on Sunday

List of figures	vi
Acknowledgements	vii
Introduction	1	(3)
1 How magazines work	4	(20)
2 Editorial strategy	24	(29)
3 Leader and manager	53	(40)
4 Money matters	93	(15)
5 The right words	108	(38)
6 Pictures and design	146	(31)
7 Managing production	177	(21)
8 Where the buck stops	198	(21)
9 Becoming an editor	219	(7)
Appendix 1 National Union of Journalists Code of Conduct	226	(2)
Appendix 2 Press Complaints Commission Code of Practice	228	(5)
Glossary	233	(22)
Notes	255	(4)
Bibliography	259	(3)
Index	262

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