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Paul Iannuzzi, publisher of Showbill, with the magazine's new editor Margo Raport, a Ryerson journalism graduate, Publication is being revitalized to have less puffery and more consumer appeal
Paul Iannuzzi, publisher of Showbill, with the magazine's new editor Margo Raport, a Ryerson journalism graduate, Publication is being revitalized to have less puffery and more consumer appeal

Paul Iannuzzi, publisher of Showbill, with the magazine's new editor Margo Raport, a Ryerson journalism graduate, Publication is being revitalized to have less puffery and more consumer appeal

Date1/9/1978
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128681F
Cinema Canada editor and publisher George Koller, 27, and managing editor Agi Ibranyi-Kiss work on layout for their bimonthly publication
Cinema Canada editor and publisher George Koller, 27, and managing editor Agi Ibranyi-Kiss work on layout for their bimonthly publication
2/5/1974
Jeff Richardson: Publisher of newsletter devoted to the mature traveller says his publication will concentrate on consumer issues and travel tips as well as available discounts
Jeff Richardson: Publisher of newsletter devoted to the mature traveller says his publication will concentrate on consumer issues and travel tips as well as available discounts
9/15/1986
Fanzines: From left, Fiscal ear and pop-tart, devoted to art, Stuart Ross, editor and typesetter of Mondo Hunkamooga, mainly literary criticism of underground magazines, and Tenement, poetry
Fanzines: From left, Fiscal ear and pop-tart, devoted to art, Stuart Ross, editor and typesetter of Mondo Hunkamooga, mainly literary criticism of underground magazines, and Tenement, poetry
3/6/1989
Christie Blatchford is the 1973 winner of the Joe Perlove Award and its $700 scholarship as leading journalism graduate at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute
Christie Blatchford is the 1973 winner of the Joe Perlove Award and its $700 scholarship as leading journalism graduate at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute
4/24/1973
Ryerson student Margo Gibson 18, gets kisses from United Appeal chairman William Mitchell (left) and her father, William, after winning the Miss Unite(...)
Ryerson student Margo Gibson 18, gets kisses from United Appeal chairman William Mitchell (left) and her father, William, after winning the Miss Unite(...)
9/28/1964
Herrndorf is founding father of the Toronto Arts Awards and has been publisher of Toronto Life for four years, boosting the magazine's readership by nearly 50 per cent
Herrndorf is founding father of the Toronto Arts Awards and has been publisher of Toronto Life for four years, boosting the magazine's readership by nearly 50 per cent
10/5/1987
Collectors' shop: Larry Becker, owner of Larry Becker's Collectibles Warehouse on Limestone Crescent in North York, shows some of his railroad memorabilia. His inventory includes military and transportation-related artifacts, post cards, coins, newspapers, sheet music and magazines.
Collectors' shop: Larry Becker, owner of Larry Becker's Collectibles Warehouse on Limestone Crescent in North York, shows some of his railroad memorabilia. His inventory includes military and transportation-related artifacts, post cards, coins, newspapers, sheet music and magazines.
10/14/1986
One-man construction company: Terry Millman of Creemore builds miniature houses from photographs he finds in magazines and pictures peopel send him of their homes
One-man construction company: Terry Millman of Creemore builds miniature houses from photographs he finds in magazines and pictures peopel send him of their homes
2/28/1991
Life magazine's top box office draw was Elizabeth Taylor, whose face graced a record number of 11 covers
Life magazine's top box office draw was Elizabeth Taylor, whose face graced a record number of 11 covers
11/25/1975
On target. He makes sure his magazines find right audiences
On target. He makes sure his magazines find right audiences
4/24/1981
John Cocker, with his magazines, says he always enjoyed making people laugh, especially my patients. The 58-year-old doctor also provides guffaws as an after-dinner speaker.
John Cocker, with his magazines, says he always enjoyed making people laugh, especially my patients. The 58-year-old doctor also provides guffaws as an after-dinner speaker.
9/4/1992
John MacFarlane: Publisher of Saturday Night Magazine says that, over the years, almost everyone has made money from the publication, except the magazine itself
John MacFarlane: Publisher of Saturday Night Magazine says that, over the years, almost everyone has made money from the publication, except the magazine itself
1/6/1987