noun a large headline at the top of a newspaper or magazine, typically containing the title and date of publication
In maritime terminology, a masthead is the top of a ship's mast where flags or other signals are hoisted.
In publishing, a masthead is a section of a newspaper, magazine, or website that lists key information about the publication, such as the editorial team, contact details, and publication date.
In web design, a masthead refers to the top section of a website that typically includes the logo, navigation menu, and other important information.
In corporate communications, a masthead is used to identify official company documents and communications, often including the company logo and contact information.
In the publishing industry, a masthead refers to the list of editorial staff and contributors in a publication, typically found on the editorial page or near the front of a magazine or newspaper.
A graphic designer may be responsible for designing the masthead of a publication, including its layout, typography, and overall visual appearance.
A marketing manager may use the masthead of a company's website or promotional materials to establish brand identity and convey important information such as contact details or company name.
An advertising executive may consider the placement of an ad within a publication's masthead area for maximum visibility and impact.