Talks Jacek Utko 問,設計能夠拯救報紙嗎?

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Jacek Utko 是一位非凡的波蘭報紙設計師;他重新設計東歐的報紙,不僅讓它們贏得獎項,同時也讓流通量增加高達百分之百。一個好的設計可以拯救報紙嗎?也許就是可以。

Translated into Chinese (Traditional) by Ilya Li
Reviewed by Calvin Chun-yu Chan
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About Jacek Utko

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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