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The machine, its rooms, its ranks, its objects.
The Magazine
- 3.1Spatial Hierarchy: Who Gets a Window
- 3.2Production: The Paste-Up Era, 1989–1994
- 3.3Production: The Desktop Publishing Revolution, 1994–2001
- 3.4The Photograph: Contact Sheets, Lightboxes, Selects, 1989–2001
- 3.5The Pitch Meeting, 1984–1992
- 3.6The Masthead: Race, Access, and What Diversity Stopped
- 3.7The Bike Messenger
- 3.8The Sensory Office: HVAC, Light, Sound, Smell
- 3.9Office Communication: The Phone, the Fax, and the Message Slip
- 3.10Drugs in the Office: Cocaine as Deadline Fuel, 1985–1995
- 3.11Television and the Magazine World
- 3.12The AIDS Void: Empty Desks and Editorial Decisions
- 3.13Print Journalism's Existential Crisis, 1989–2001
- 3.14The Newspaper Wars: New York's Print Battlefield, 1989–2001
- 3.15The Bushnell Column: What the Text Actually Was, 1994–1996
- 3.16Photography and Image Culture, 1989–2001
- 3.17Knowing Things for a Living, 1989–2001
- 3.18Foreign Correspondence: The Working Life, 1989–2001