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Column inches - a lesson in logo (re)design

Posted on May 6, 2008 by Chris Hoskin

Elegant font & web 2.0 colour palette used in new logo redesign: £14,000.00

Printed Mousemats: £1,000.00

Printed Pens: £500.00

The look on everyone’s face when they see a picture of a man holding his, er, column inches, when the logo is put on its side: Priceless.

So. All publicity is good publicity right? Alas maybe not.

Filed under: Branding, Design, Planning, marketing | Tagged: Business, Design, Logo, marketing, OGC, redesign

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