New York Post: Fortune Vs. The Ghost Of Portfolio

The New York Post seems none too thrilled about the Fortune redesign we told you about yesterday. In an article titled, quite sensationally, “Fortune borrows from Conde for its latest nip, tuck,” the Post surmises that many of Fortune‘s new aesthetic tweaks and features are borrowed from its former competitor, the now-defunct Portfolio magazine. In all fairness, both publications do contain pages and, occasionally on said pages, images and words:

[I]n a bid to have a more modern look, the latest redesign borrows a number of stylistic flourishes from Portfolio, ranging from big photographs and heavy italic type to the elaborate, informational graphics that serve as stories.

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