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I'm so thrilled to present our Second Annual Best of Visual Identity Innovators. We received quite a few entries and it was difficult to pick the best, but we managed to single out five firms that are true innovators in every sense of the word.
In this month's issue we also have a companion article written by Bob Wilson. I think it certainly fits with the overall theme of this month's newsletter. And, along with our regular Media & Communications column written by members of Jaffe Associates, an extra article by Jay Jaffe on lessons in crisis management that should have been learned from Watergate and other scandals ' but weren't.
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