Analog Science Fiction and Fact

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Replace “the cover with Analog becoming bolder and Astounding fading with each issue Street Smith was acquired by Samuel Newhouse the owner of Condé Nast in August 1959 though Street Smith was not merged into Condé Nast until the end of 1961 Analog was the only digest sized magazine in Condé Nast's inventory all the others were slicks such as Vogue All the advertisers in these magazines had plates made up to take advantage of this size and Condé Nast changed Analog to the larger size from the March 1963 issue to conform The front and back signatures were changed to glossy paper to carry both advertisements and scientific features The change did not attract advertising support however and from the April 1965 issue Analog reverted to digest size once again Circulation which had been increasing before” with “the cover with Analog becoming bolder and Astounding fading with each issue”.

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