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Has anyone else noticed that the article is dated 17 May 2010? Just accessed today, 10th May 2010 at 10.55pm CEST
by adg001 16y ago
Has anyone else noticed that the article is dated 17 May 2010?
Just accessed today, 10th May 2010 at 10.55pm CEST
- sjwalter 16y ago17 May 2010 is when the new issue of New Yorker will be published. This future-dating happens frequently on the websites of dead-tree organs, when said organs are considerate enough to provide their content online before the tree-slaughter has even begun.
- rortian 16y agoNo it's not. I'm not exactly sure why, but issues are dated a week ahead. Visit your local bookstore/magazine stand if you don't believe me.
- louislouis 16y agoHappens on monthly magazines too, they are dated the following month. I guess its a way to extend the sell-by date. Readers only want the latest issue. This is a way to give the appearance of.
- alain94040 16y agoExactly. I used to write for monthly magazines, and it was a mess. Especially around Christmas, where they'd skip an edition, so sometimes what came out in late November was called the January-February edition... Ming-boggling.
- jacquesm 16y agoI did some work for a monthly publication about Amsterdam for pocket money, we had two September issues in one year, it nearly killed the company.
- louislouis 16y agoWhy did they skip an edition around Christmas? Vacations?