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Please read below Explanation: Editor, Design editorial, photography credits, printing and photolith. I am not sure in this case if créditos fotográficos refers to the acknowledgement to the authors of the photos, or to some type of money credit, but in both cases it means giving credit. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-12 13:11:52 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I understand that Editor and Publisher have the same meaning. American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) - professional society for editors of consumer magazine. Affiliate organization of the Magazine Publishers Association. http://asme.magazine.org/ More sites about: Magazine Publishers > Organizations Web Media Publisher - Full featured 32 bit HTML editor |
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Publisher, Design editorial, photographic credits, printing and photolith Explanation: In Portuguese, "Editor" is the Publisher. |
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Publisher or Editor, Graphic Design, Photography, Pre-press and printing Explanation: Editor is publisher in Portuguese, but the Portuguese at times use it to mean editor. In a masthead in English, you don't used EditorialDesign You say: Graphic Design not desinger or you can say Art Director photolith is wrong in English. It means something like pre-press screening. So I would say pre-press and printing Also, except for the publisher or editor the style should just be nouns of function rather than the person. The person's name goes above the function: John Smith Graphic Design Also, it depends on the kind of publication which you have not told us. Ta |
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