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The author of a 30-year-old Print article on diversity, Cheryl D. Holmes-Miller, surveys the industry in our summer 2016 issue to see who is designing the solution to a problem that continues to this day. Here, we dig into the Print archives to share the articles that started the conversation. For more, visit www.printmag.com/summer-16 Black and White: A Portfolio of 40 Statements on a Single Theme PRINT July/August 1969 This, the fourth in a series of special issues in 1969

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In 2015, the New York Times Magazine relaunched with a new design. The 119-year-old publication had appointed a new editor (Jake Silverstein), hired editorial designer Matt Willey as Art Director and…

Before there was Typekit, before there was Fonts.com, DaFont or Google Fonts, designers had to share their typefaces the old-fashioned way—via print advertisements. In Print magazine’s 75 years of publishing, we’ve seen some great adverts, some funny, some dry and some, well, strange. We dug deep into the archives to find our favorite type-vertisements. Some you might recognize, others, not so much. The 1950s 1958 1958 1958 1958 1958 1958 1958 1958 The 1960s 1960 1960 1960 19