You could just click on the strip to expand it – if it’s still too small you prob’ly need an optician or a bigger screen… was wonderin’ the same thing about the original run though, how big did it run back then?
Newspapers then had more columns of width, and the columns were bigger. I worked in advertising for a few years, and every now and then the papers would change their size, cheapening the product and reducing their appeal, to try and save some amount of newsprint. Much the same way toilet paper has gotten narrower, and with about the same result — except people need the latter more.
Kroykali over 11 years ago
He thinks….
Simon_Jester over 11 years ago
Bernie Madoff, the early years.
Tân Coul over 11 years ago
You could just click on the strip to expand it – if it’s still too small you prob’ly need an optician or a bigger screen… was wonderin’ the same thing about the original run though, how big did it run back then?
Kip W over 11 years ago
Newspapers then had more columns of width, and the columns were bigger. I worked in advertising for a few years, and every now and then the papers would change their size, cheapening the product and reducing their appeal, to try and save some amount of newsprint. Much the same way toilet paper has gotten narrower, and with about the same result — except people need the latter more.
Daniel Nather Premium Member over 11 years ago
Did anyone else catch the in-joke reference to Norman Anthony? He was the editor of the humor magazine Life, where Skippy made his debut in 1923.