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Tag Archives: TIME Magazine
TIME Magazine – a style guide?
I’d like to know if TIME Magazine employs a style guide. The answer is of course “yes”, but do they have style guide of their own? And is it publicly available? In particular, I’d like to be able to see … Continue reading
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