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Into Print

BBC One
on BBC One London

A series about the revolution in publishing.
Typomania. For centuries the design and layout of letterforms has gone hand in hand with the technology of the metal type. Now, desktop publishing means that anyone can become a typographer - at least in theory. Stone-cutter David Kindersley and typographic designers Erik Spiekermann and Neville Brody offer insights into the hidden power of letters.
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Contributors

Designer:
Erik Spiekermann
Designer:
Neville Brody
Presented by:
Michael Bywater
Producer:
Mary Sprent
Source: Radio Times

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