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Reply Fri 24 Nov, 2017 06:11 am
On the right up corner it says "FREE INSIDE"- What does it mean?

We know "public places that are 100% smoke-free inside", but what is free here?

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Reply Fri 24 Nov, 2017 06:34 am
@oristarA,
I reckon it means that you can get the 'alexa luxury gift guide' for free with this issue of the new york post, and that it can be found inside of the paper.
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Reply Fri 24 Nov, 2017 08:35 am
@najmelliw,
najmelliw wrote:

I reckon it means that you can get the 'alexa luxury gift guide' for free with this issue of the new york post, and that it can be found inside of the paper.


Thank you.

Does "Starring 'The Walking Dead's NORMAN REEDUS" also refers to Norman Reedus' starring in the gift guide?
najmelliw
 
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Reply Fri 24 Nov, 2017 09:13 am
@oristarA,
That's probably referring to an article in the newspaper, at least that seems more likely to me.
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Reply Fri 24 Nov, 2017 12:23 pm
@oristarA,
oristarA wrote:
Does "Starring 'The Walking Dead's NORMAN REEDUS" also refers to Norman Reedus' starring in the gift guide?

It's possible, since it shares the same visual identity as the FREE INSIDE block - it is the same colours, and it is inside the rectangle of the gift guide announcement. In fact, a visit to the New York Post website confirms this. Alexa is the title of the NYP's free "luxury lifestyle" (advertising) magazine, included with the paper 24 times each year.

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Reply Sat 25 Nov, 2017 06:15 am
@centrox,
Thank you.

Why is Alexa lowercased as alexa?
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Reply Sat 25 Nov, 2017 07:22 am
@oristarA,
oristarA wrote:
Why is Alexa lowercased as alexa?

It's a 'logo'. I suspect it's because while you can't copyright a common word, you can copyright a specific typographical expression of it. Also, all-lower-case is often seen as 'arty' and 'cool'.
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