The magazine alter-ego of the Philippine Daily Inquirer
I've come to live seeing the Philippine Daily Inquirer repeatedly sport a front-page design reminiscent of a magazine for a while now. It's that generous use of a single photo, most often unrelated to any news article, that spans the entire width of the paper and with the Inquirer logo re-positioned to suit the photo. And as with magazines that layer sections of a photo subject to sit in front of its logo but leaving everything else in the background, the Inquirer does that as well.
Not that I'm complaining. In fact, I sort of took a liking to this style because it instantly brightens the front page. And with that I often joke that it wants to be a magazine. Last Saturday, however, the Inquirer took this magazine style to a whole new level:
I kid you not. Yes, they did two different front pages, much like how magazines release an issue with multiple different covers. At first I thought they were different issues but no, they're both dated April 14, 2011, and every other content but the "cover photo" is the same.
So what's next?
Not that I'm complaining. In fact, I sort of took a liking to this style because it instantly brightens the front page. And with that I often joke that it wants to be a magazine. Last Saturday, however, the Inquirer took this magazine style to a whole new level:
I kid you not. Yes, they did two different front pages, much like how magazines release an issue with multiple different covers. At first I thought they were different issues but no, they're both dated April 14, 2011, and every other content but the "cover photo" is the same.
So what's next?
quite interesting...
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