I read the news today, oh boy
An investigation into the future of Designing News by one of its leading exponents is an important, timely book with a wealth of examples
Richard Turley
The creative director of Bloomberg Businessweek talks about stealing, using things you don’t like in your work, and rebelling against modernism
New York Times’ new website design: an early appraisal
We asked a few editorial designers to assess how the NYT’s proposed website redesign is shaping up…
The Design Museum’s Designs of the Year 2012
The Design Museum has announced its longlist for the Designs of the Year 2012 exhibition and, as with previous years, the difficult task of showcasing a whole year in design reveals both the strengths and weaknesses of such a process
Port and The Guardian: new takes on iPad apps
Port magazine and The Guardian have provided two very different but thoughtful approaches to the complex challenges of publishing for the iPad
Colors at 20: time
Benetton’s Colors magazine was born in 1991. As it grew up, it shocked, provoked and charmed, but now it’s just mildly interesting
CR Type Annual
Creative Review announces the launch of our first Type Annual, showcasing the finest in type design from the previous 12 months. Deadline October 22
What The Guardian could have looked like?
Richard Turley, art director of The Guardian’s G2 section, has just completed a redesign of Bloomberg Businessweek. It includes some ideas that were originally intended for The Guardian’s redesign
Brand Guardian
A graphic language first developed for the paper now extends to all the Guardian’s activities, including its new home
