The New York Times’ Pradnya Joshi notes that the premiere issue of Conde Nast Portfolio and last week’s Fortune magazine both used the names of each other in naming sections of their issues.
“Nobody is saying there was anything at work except coincidence and, in the case of Fortune, precedent. But if there were accidental slips going on in the minds of the magazines’ editors, it would have been understandable: the titles are competing for readers, writers and advertisers.
“‘We have been calling our photo essays ‘Portfolio’ since the magazine launched,’ said Danielle Perissi, vice president of communications for the business and finance magazines at Time Inc., which publishes Fortune. ‘This is a common industry term.'”
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