Yeah but if one of the executive editors says "this is going on the front page," I guess you could make the headline font smaller but the result is the same.
Above the fold or below... how much of the story is on pg. 1, how much of it jumps to the back section of the paper (never to be seen again). What quotes get pulled out for special attention. Basically, how much prominance the story gets.
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my [size=+3]font[/size] is bigger that your font....
Above the fold or below... how much of the story is on pg. 1, how much of it jumps to the back section of the paper (never to be seen again). What quotes get pulled out for special attention. Basically, how much prominance the story gets.
—Dorothy Parker
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you're hired...!!!
funny thing, I'm actually looking for another job right now. Our writing staff here doesn't share the same appreciation for deadlines that I do.
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