The discrete return of column rules

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Column rules in newspaper typography has widely evolved since the introduction of the `Hoe Type Revolving Press,' which catapulted its use. Column rules eventually became tools to separate stories and was integrated into the page layout. Column rules, which were previously used to separate columns, were replaced by boxes. It was observed, however, that column rules are being reused by newspapers to separate story elements. The result produces a well organized and harmonious look.

Author: Rehe, Rolf F.

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A type of feeling

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The choice of a type face can play an important role in product branding, a notion that is equally relevant in the newspaper industry and in advertising. Typography, both in nameplate and text design, can act as a vehicle for expressing emotions in a newspaper and is an important element in creating a brand name product. The industry must learn to make use of the various available type faces in order to create a truly unique image.

Author: Rehe, Rolf F.
Evaluation, Type design

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Die Woche: leading a graphic revolution in German newspapers

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The national weekly newspaper 'Die Woche' entered the German market in 1993. Readers were immediately attracted to the newspaper's lively design, plentiful graphics and color. Die Woche is smaller than most German newspapers, is printed in full color throughout and features several individual sections. It also has a well-planned typographic style and infographics with their own unique style.

Author: Rehe, Rolf F.
Germany, Periodicals

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Subjects list: Methods, Newspapers, Design and construction, Layout (Printing), Newspaper layout and typography
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