Titles: Capitalise first word only

IN AUTUMN 2019 EDITION OF THE MAG WE ULTIMATELY USED

Double quotation marks (in most cases, e.g. ); except:

Single

quotation marks when: it’s a quotation within a quotation, or it’s the

name of a section of the magazine (‘People,’ ‘On-trend’), or the name of

a book, publication or work of theatre etc,

Italics for German words and titles.

Sometimes,

where it makes sense, we've used an English translation (and either

german in brackets or vice versa depending on the case).

- Where we've used German words they should be in italics. - Titles of

works (books etc) should be in italics, but if you would rather use

quotations that is fine also. Single or double is fine, different style

guides give different advice so it is really up to you.

- Titles of

sections in the mag, for example, should be in quotation marks (I got

this wrong in the latest Editorial, please do change 'People' and

'On-trend' to quotation marks instead of italics) Apologies for any

inconsistencies

- We basically used this style guide,
https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/info/files/styleguide_english_dgt_en.pdf

but I can see we had some inconsistencies re: single or double

quotations, either is really fine but you are right it should be

consistent. (They can all be single, per this style guide, for example)