In 1976, the Time/Life Corporation sued General Idea for copyright infringement (the corporation held the copyright for white block lettering on a red parallelogram), and demanded that the group cease publication of the magazine. General Idea received a great deal of publicity and sympathetic support. An article appeared in the "Village Voice", which included a stern condemnation of the lawsuit by Robert Hughes, "Time Magazine"'s then-art editor. The lawsuit was eventually settled in 1977, with General Idea changing the logo and format of the magazine. The magazine continued to publish until 1989. A re-issue of the magazine's entire run was published in by JRP Ringier in 2008.