An Editor’s Guide to Graphics
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Now available for download in PDF. Follow the link below.
In this section:
- Overview
- Obiter Dicta No. 10
- Focus on Web headlines: Obiter Dicta Extra
- An Editor’s Guide to Graphics
- An Editing Checklist
- 40+ Sites for Adding Visual Elements to Stories
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