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ジャチェック・ウツコは問う「デザインは新聞を救えるか?」

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ジャチェック・ウツコは、東ヨーロッパの新聞をリデザインすることで数多くの賞を受賞するだけでなく、購読数を100%まで回復させたポーランドの新聞デザイナーです。良いデザインは新聞を救うことができるのでしょうか?できるのかもしれません。

Translated into Japanese by Miwa Nakamura
Reviewed by Hiroaki Yamane
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Could good design save the newspaper -- at least for now? Jacek Utko thinks so -- and his lively, engaging designs for European papers prove that it works. Full bio and more links

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