MAGAZINE

Magazine

A periodical publication containing articles and illustrations, often focusing on a particular subject and audience.

Headline

The main title of a magazine article, meant to attract attention and convey the topic.

Introductory Paragraph

The opening paragraph that introduces the reader to the article's subject and sets the tone.

Body Text

The main content of the article, providing detailed information and narratives.

Byline

The line that names the author of the article, typically located below the headline.

Subhead

A secondary heading that breaks the article into sections and guides the reader.

Pull Quote

An excerpt or quotation from the body of the article, highlighted for emphasis.

Caption

Text accompanying an image that explains its content or related information.

Running Head

A section at the top of the pages of a magazine article, assisting in navigation.

Folio

The number or title placed on the pages of the magazine to help identify or reference them.

Box Copy

Information presented in a boxed format containing pertinent facts or figures related to the article.

Types of Magazines

Common categorizations include general interest magazines, news magazines, literary magazines, technical magazines, and children's magazines.

Copy Editing

The process of reviewing written content for grammatical, spelling, and factual accuracy.

Primary Research

Research that involves gathering original data through methods such as surveys, interviews, and observations.

Secondary Research

Research that involves analyzing existing data collected from previous studies or documents.

Audience Research

Research focused on understanding the behaviors, preferences, and attitudes of specific demographic groups.

Feature Writing

A style of writing that explores a topic in-depth and engages readers through storytelling and detailed narratives.

Libel

Written defamation that damages a person's reputation through false statements.

Copyright

A legal right that grants the creator of original work exclusive control over its use and distribution.

Brand Extension

The practice of utilizing an established brand name for a new product in a different category.

Logos and Trademark

Symbols, designs, or words used to represent a business or its products, securing brand identity and recognition.