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News Design School not being bought by Google
I have to quash the rumors that have been flying around today on e-mail lists, Twitter, and the like. Google is not buying News Design School. Nor is there any truth to the rumor that Topeka, Kansas, is next changing its name to News Design School.
I don’t know who starts these things but it’s wrong.
I will, however, offer a free design critique to the first person who registers at the site and requests one.
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