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Tip: Better shadows in Photoshop
Shadows are great ways to jazz up your newspaper layouts. Today, you can even make decent looking shadows in InDesign... -
Baseline grids in newspaper design
Baseline grids in newspaper design are the best way to achieve typographic consistency. There is nothing sloppier than seeing multiple... -
InDesign tip: color photographs
First talk to your printer or pressroom regarding the settings they would like for best reproduction in the paper. You’ll need Photoshop...
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Gannett and newspaper design
Gannett started the conversation when it announced that it was going to centralize the design function of many of its... -
How to educate new journalists
The education of journalists is going through the same upheavals that journalism itself is going through. Should j-programs go with a... -
What happened to convergence in the newsroom?
On one of my mailing lists the other day (Gads, just saying mailing list instead of Twitter account or Facebook... -
The trouble with Twitter
I am not really a Trekkie, but the parallels between the classic Star Trek (the original television show) and Twitter... -
Some people will pay for content
In a study of 27,000 people across 52 countries, Nielsen found that consumers might pay for content, that is if... -
New York Times OKs paid content
The New York Times may succeed in their paid web content experiment. As long as the content isn’t fungible.