"… I am convinced that the readers today are ahead of most of their papers. This spells opportunity to young men and women with the gift of communication and the curiosity and compulsion to tell the many-sided story of the complicated world in which we live." Nelson Poynter, May 4, 1961
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Posted 6, May, 2013

fastcompany:

Can you recognize these online brands just based on the color of their sharing buttons? Answers, and some science behind color and branding.

We love our Poynter green and gray! It’s interesting how social media can be identified by color. In the same way, you can look at news organizations’ relationships with fonts, from the New York Times’ “T” and Gothic-style masthead to the no-frills Reuters banner.

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