The print media industry news is grim everywhere. From Down Under, for example, comes word that Dolly magazine, a publication aimed at teenage girls launched in 1970, could not make a go of its recent switch to a bi-monthly print schedule. And so, we are treated once more to that dreaded directional term: “digital-only.”
Nicole Kidman’s first cover with Dolly shot her to stardom https://t.co/AAmSJprc1t via @DailyMailCeleb
— Hannah Paine (@hannahpaine_) December 1, 2016
Former Dolly editor Lisa Wilkinson, who co-hosts Australian morning TV program Today, reminisced on-air about a July 1983 cover that effectively launched the career of Nicole Kidman.
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