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JAVIER ERREA’S FAVORITE MAGAZINE COVERS

Published by Juan Antonio Giner November 7th, 2007 in ASME, El Economista, Expresso, Javier Errea, best magazine covers and innovation. 0 Comments

I asked several INNOVATION consultants which covers they liked the most from the ASME competition. Here are the first choices of Javier Errea, our chief design consultant. Javier’s work with El Economista led to it being named one of SND’s best designed newspapers in the world and his work with Expresso propelled it to the [...]

MONOCLE, AGAIN, SELECTS EXPRESSO

Published by Juan Antonio Giner October 31st, 2007 in Expresso, Henrique Monteiro, Javier Errea, Mario Feliciano, Monocle, Portugal, innovation and print media. 0 Comments

Monocle’s November issue has a cover story (subscription only) about the future of print media.
Tyler Brule’s magazine selected only a few newspapers.
One of them is Expresso from Portugal, which was also included as a trendy paper in the inaugural issue of the magazine.
In their own words:
“Less text, more information” was the principle behind the [...]

MORE WORLD DESIGN AWARDS FOR EL ECONOMISTA AND EXPRESO

Published by Juan Antonio Giner October 3rd, 2007 in Alfonso de Salas, Capital, Diartio de Navarra, El Economista, El Heraldo, Eleftheros Typos, Expresso, Francisco Pinto Balsemao, Javier Errea, el-mundo, innovation and newspaper design. 0 Comments

Next week in Boston (USA), El Economista and Expresso will get several world design awards.
And today, the judges of the ÑHO4, the annual competition for the best newspaper design in Spain and Portugal, announced that El Economista and Expresso have won many new awards.
El Economista is the best-designed Spanish newspaper of the year for the [...]

LA VANGUARDIA CHANGES BUT DOESN’T CHANGE

Published by Juan Antonio Giner October 1st, 2007 in Alfredo Abian, Barcelona, Carlos Perez de Rozas, Carlos Soria, Claude Erbsen, Jaume Serra, Javier Errea, Javier Zarracina, Javier de Godo, Jose Alberola, Jose Antich, Juan Antonio Giner, Juan Senor, La Vanguardia, Marta Torres, Milton Glaser, Pablo Martin, Rosa Mundet, Spain, Thomaz Souto Correa, Walter Bernard, Wifag Evolution 371, content-driven redesign and innovation. 2 Comments

This is the last issue of La Vanguardia in its traditional berliner format and old design.
Tomorrow, La Vanguardia, the leading quality family-owned newspaper of Barcelona (Catalonia, Spain), will launch its new format.

Today, La Vanguardia has a supplement that tracks the graphic changes of the paper in its 126 years.
La Vanguardia will use two new [...]

TINA BROWN, CARLOS SORIA, JEFF JARVIS AND INTERNS, INTERNS, INTERNS

Published by Juan Antonio Giner July 21st, 2007 in Al Trivino, Burda, Carlo Campos, Carlos Soria, Chiqui Esteban, Christian Oliver, Daniel Lozano, David LaFontaine, Denny Brack, Eduardo Tessler, Felipe Lamus, Gabriel Sama, Guillermo Nagore, Guy Smith, Interns, Ismael Nafria, Janine Warner, Javier Errea, Jeff Jarvis, Jorge Heili, Jose Antonio Ferris, Juan Senor, MTV, Michael Agar, Pablo Errea, Pablo Ramirez, Rob Beynon, Robin Gould, Sophie Bougneres, Tina Brown and innovation. 0 Comments

Jeff Jarvis has been in Germany consulting for Burda and he is very impressed by the quality of their young interns:
I’ve been told that the secret to MTV’s success is that it is reallly run by its interns.
Having interns and giving them the respect to both train them and listen to them [...]

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