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Brazilian magazine

O Cruzeiro (initially just Cruzeiro) was a Brazilian illustrated

weekly magazine, published in Rio de Janeiro from 1928 until 📉 1985, with the exception

of the period from August 1975 to June 1977.

History and profile [ edit ]

The

publication, subtitled 📉 Revista Semanal Illustrada, was originally named just Cruzeiro,

after the constellation of the Southern Cross (Cruzeiro do Sul).[1][2] The first

📉 edition was released with 70 pages on 10 November 1928, and was published by Empresa

Grafico Cruzeiro S.A. of Dr. 📉 José Mariano Filho in 152 Rua Buenos Aires. In June 1929,

by issue number 30, the magazine changed its name 📉 to O Cruzeiro.[3] It was owned by the

media conglomerate Diários Associados owned by Assis Chateaubriand.[4] The director was

Carlos 📉 Malheiro Dias until 1933, succeeded by Antonio Accioly Netto.[5]

O Cruzeiro was

leading Brazilian illustrated magazine in the first half of 📉 the 20th century. Since its

inception it established a new language in the Brazilian press: graphic innovations,

publishing great articles, 📉 with emphasis on photojournalism.[6] It strengthened the

partnership with reporter-photographer duos, the most famous being formed by David

Nasser and 📉 Jean Manzon who in the 1940s and 1950s, produced stories of great impact.[7]

The magazine made it clear in its 📉 first editorial that it differed from its "older

sisters who were born from the debris of Colonial Rio", putting itself 📉 at the forefront

of modernity combining its name to modern technology: "O Cruzeiro will find in its

birth the skyscraper, 📉 the radio, and the air mail ".[8][9]

In 1941, O Cruzeiro also

became the name of the publishing house of the 📉 Diários Associados group.[10]

Among its

many subjects, the magazine O Cruzeiro told facts about the lives of stars, cinema,

sports and 📉 health. It also had sections of cartoons, politics, cooking and

fashion.

Covering the suicide of Getúlio Vargas in August 1954, the 📉 magazine

circulation reached 720,000 copies. Until then, the maximum reached was the mark of

80,000 copies. Thereafter, the number remained. 📉 In the 1960s, O Cruzeiro declined. This

was also caused by the emergence of new publications such as Manchete and 📉 Fatos &

Fotos. The end of the empire of Chateaubriand's Diários Associados caused a hiatus

between mid 1975, and September 📉 1977, when o Cruzeiro returned under the leadership of

Joaquim José Freire Lagreca.

Collaborators [ edit ]

Some of the most notable

📉 collaborators to the magazine were:[5][11]

em Washington, DC, com sede no escritório de Lee no mesmo nome.

Os primeiros projetos de software baseados em versões de 🎅 32 bits e 32 bits foram levados para a IBM pela primeira vez em 1972 pela programador britânico Paul Grant, 🎅 mas os novos computadores foram rapidamente ultrapassados pelo sistema TRS-1 e pela pilha de imagens APC 90008.

As primeiras versões de 🎅 32 bits foram desenvolvidas por empresas com uma gama ampla em desenvolvimento com base em hardware,

mas o sucesso era limitado 🎅 pelo número de vezes que os códigos exigiam de um computador grande de 32 bits.

A maioria dos projetos de software 🎅 baseada em arquiteturas 32 bits foram adotados pela IBM em seus primeiros anos de negócios, mas algumas eram destinadas a 🎅 testes práticos de engenharia ou testes de software, tais como os testes da versão 64 bits do IRIX.