Tomorrow’s cover today: the revolution that Steve Jobs led is only just beginning
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Source: economist.com
Readers in Asia received a cover of their own this week. Samsung’s recent success has been extraordinary. But its strategy will be hard to copy.
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Tomorrow’s cover today: the wealthy will have to pay more tax. But there are good and bad ways to make them do so.
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Tomorrow’s cover today. By engulfing Italy, the euro crisis has entered a perilous new phase—with the single currency itself now at risk.
Economist Covers: 1964-1968.
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The Economist has always been known for its graphic and provocative covers. Over the past decade they’ve made a name for their weekly visual political jibes. In the 60s, The Economist used bold black and white photography, simple bold typography, and just red and black ink to create tough, poster-like covers. If I was art directing a weekly magazine today, this is what I would like it to look like: simple, immediate, engaging, and provocative. Thanks to Coverbrowser.com for the scans. You can see the complete collection of The Economist covers from 1843-2003 at the site.
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