The front page of Quick yesterday–did anybody notice?–bore a striking resemblance to an ad. Only it wasn’t the front page. It was an ad wrap around the paper, covering the front page, which made the wrap look like it was the front page, because it was all you could see in the news box, but it wasn’t really. Got that?
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