By Terry Watson

The Daily Telegraph’s design changes, introduced on the 160th anniversary of its first edition, mark a further step along the road towards the inevitable future for print newspapers: that of luxury, added-value, niche products which sit alongside the digital news channels (where the real action happens).

The overall feel of the new look is understated and minimalist. The focus is on clean pages, unfussy details and simple layouts. The colour palette is muted, typographic contrast is limited. The ambition presumably was restrained, high-end elegance – a sort of Cartier of newspapers – and it is at least partially successful in this Read full story ›

Source: The Drum