La última tapa de Noticias que nos anticipa Darío Gallo, rinde un homenaje a la de The Economist, de 1994, que recientemente fue elegida en el puesto 16 entre las mejores 40 tapas de revistas de las últimas décadas.
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Muy diplomàtico Carreras. Decias rinde un homenaje para no decir que copia una tapa?
Viendo las dos tapas, me parece que Noticias copió la idea. Igual creo que incurre en un error propio de algunas publicidades, al privilegiar la forma, deja en segundo plano lo que quiere transmitir. No queda claro.
Che, esto lo copiaste vos de aca: http://eblog.com.ar/2058/sexo-salvaje/
... y despues criticando a noticias??...
Me encanta la tapa. Muy original.
Lo de Noticias es bárbaro. Además de copiar una tapa, también han incurrido en un grosero error periodiístico hace aproximadamente 1 año.
Pusieron en tapa Máximo Kirhner, El misterioso hijo del Presidente y vendian la supuesta vida oculta de Maximo.
Oh sorpresa!!!, el que aparcia en la tapa y en las fotos interiores, comiendo en restos cool de Buenos Aires y subiendose a una camioneta era otra persona.
Ante tal error,¿la revista no tendría que haber retirado de circulación esa edición? o bien pedir disculpas a sus lectores en la tapa de la edición posterior?
Es creible un medio que comete semejante error?
Para ver el error aca te dejo un link de Infobae quien comentó esta historia.
http://www.infobae.com/notas/nota.php?Idx=212594&IdxSeccion=0
Aclaro al anónimo que la noticia sobre las mejores 40 tapas no fue exclusiva de un blog, apareció en una multitud de medios. En Argentina también la publicó el diario La Nación. Si hubiera sacado el dato de eblog, lo habría mencionado.
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