To take out or delete copy. The white space between lines of type. Unique graphic or type element used to identify a business or process. Detailed information printed in the newspaper, usually on the editorial page, stating names of the publisher, editors and other top executives. Film containing an image in which the values of the original are reversed.
Dark areas appear light and light areas appear dark.
Short for obituary, a death notice. Automatic page layout. Both the layout and makeup functions associated with the production of a newspaper page are done at one station electronically. Yellow, magenta, cyan and black, the four inks used to produce the many colors seen in color reproductions. Page on which newly set copy is reproduced so it can be checked for errors before printing.