New image emerges of relaunched Sun-Herald’s magazine-style cover
Another dummy cover of the redesigned Sun-Herald has emerged, confirming that Fairfax Media’s Sunday tabloid is planing to ditch news on the front page for a magazine style, image-led approach.
The latest image came in an email to subscribers signed by editor Rick Feneley.
Mumbrella revealed the new look on Tuesday after a brief cover image appeared in the forthcoming TV ad.
The relaunch of the paper – which saw the biggest fall in weekend circulation of any paper in the last set of Audit Bureau of Circulations numbers – takes place this Sunday. In the note to readers Feneley promised:
All they have to do now is get the colour right and print in register and then you would probaly have a decent paper on Sunday.
So Fairfax “sues” the name digital life.
I can’t wait till dad comes in and fixes the spelling and Mum comes along and shows those pinkos how to sue properly….
How is putting a big photo on the cover ‘bold’ or ‘new’.
Does editor, Rick Feneley, really believe that families are going to sit around and share his ‘bold’ and ‘new’ Sunday tabloid vision?
What sort of family does that? The Addams family?