Happy Birthday, USA Today. The newspaper critics once described as “television you can wrap fish in” is turning 30-years-old. Read “A Newspaper That Influenced Us All” in Garcia Media, a fascinating look back at what this project meant to the industry and its design community.
* In with the new: Redesign unveiled
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Ball-shaped logo or not, fact is that USA Today did a lot to modernize newspapers. Happy birthday, fellas!
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A very kind post here from Mario Garcia — and today’s our 30th birthday! We’re looking forward to the next 30 years.
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Today did try to launch a television program. Called, originally enough, USA Today:
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