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New-look City Press on the streets
3 May 2010
The battle of the Sunday papers was ratcheted up a notch when City Press this weekend unveiled a paper redesigned by top newspaper consultant, Peter Ong. Watch out Sunday Times, City Press has your readers in its sights.
Ferial Haffajee has celebrated the end of her first year at the helm of City Press by launching a fresh look and new content aimed at broadening the paper's appeal.
“We've been working with Peter Ong, who lives in Australia, but hails from Singapore, and has worked on some of the best papers in the world. He's also done a lot of work in India, which is the epicentre of fresh design,” says Haffajee.
Continue reading the full article on www.thedailymaverick.co.za.
For more:
- City Press: A fresh new look for old City Press values
- PeterOng.com: City Press redesign launches today
- Visualeditors.com: City Press of Johannesburg, South Africa, redesigns
- The Daily Maverick: Cautious thumbs up for the new-look City Press
Corrected 4 May 2010 at 9.32pm
Source: Daily Maverick
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