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Dean, Gore, Bush, Obama, and Clinton. Spliced and Diced. Similarly.

I've been having a blast watching the coverage at PDN of the similarities between political imagery on the covers of major magazines. I guess there are so many ideas out there. Or only so many images shot by Platon. In any case, here's a synopsis, graphic-style.

The more things change, the more they stay the same.


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the 2008 Time cover is a fairly blatant ripoff -er, tribute?- to the NBA playoffs' ad campaign.

Not just the split photo, but also the tagline, word-for-word.

i haven't held the issue in my hand, but i'm sure they gave credit where credit is due...

The word-for-word ripoff/tribute comes from the film 'Highlander'. Since i'm certain the NBA campaign didn't offer credit to the film, it's unreasonable to expect Time to offer credit to the campaign.

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