Sentences with phrase «editor of the magazine originally»
As former managing editor of the magazine originally known as Corporate Legal Times, we regularly published articles where byline credit was shared by a law firm partner and in - house counsel.
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Hollywood producers and magazine editors love tales of inner - city kids defeating private - school students in chess tournaments, but often, when you look a little more closely at the triumphs, they aren't quite as inspiring as they originally seemed.
In 2004, with brain science rapidly advancing and gaining popular interest, Scientific American launched Scientific American Mind, originally a quarterly magazine and then a bimonthly, under the leadership of then Executive Editor Mariette DiChristina.
Helped create, then became editor of GM High - Tech Performance (originally High - Tech Performance) magazine in 1995.
Senior editor Julie Cazzin also revisits six Family Profile subjects who originally appeared in the early years of the magazine.
[In this editorial, originally printed in Game Developer magazine's September 2010 issue, editor - in - chief Brandon Sheffield discusses the importance of mystery in games, and how the unknown gives players the urge to see what lies around the corner].
[In this editorial, originally printed in Game Developer magazine and already causing much debate on online messageboards, editor - in - chief Brandon Sheffield questions whether oft - theorized «graphics plateau» has already occurred, as supported by the continued success of graphically modest systems such as Wii and PlayStation 2.]
[In this editorial, originally printed in Game Developer magazine, editor - in - chief Brandon Sheffield reflects on the ever - increasingly bloated nature of game development, and wonders if there are better ways for developers to share their learning experiences.]
Originally commissioned by Ingrid Sischy, then editor of Artforum, the Centerfolds were ultimately never published in the magazine.
Editor's Note: The below article, which originally appeared in the December 2011 issue of Real Estate magazine, features updated information regarding the National Flood Insurance Program.