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Typography Pioneer Michael Twyman Dies Aged 91

Professor Michael Twyman, who founded the University of Reading's Department of Typography & Graphic Communication, has died. Discover his lasting legacy in design education.

Atkinson's Revolutionary War books become graphic novels

Pulitzer-winning historian Rick Atkinson's acclaimed Revolutionary War trilogy is being adapted into a series of graphic editions. Discover how this project aims to bring history to new audiences ahead of the UK's 250th anniversary.

Angoulême Comics Festival Faces Boycott Crisis

Leading creators boycott Angoulême festival as French government withdraws funding over management crisis and rape complaint scandal. Discover the future of Europe's premier comics event.

Landline Renaissance: How Phone Culture Changed

As landlines make a comeback, explore how phone communication has evolved from family affairs to private smartphone conversations. Discover the social shift in British households.

Socialist Infographics' Impact on Pop Music & Design

Discover how Otto Neurath's Isotype visual language, created to democratise education, unexpectedly shaped pop art, graphic design, and electronic music from Kraftwerk to OMD. Explore this fascinating crossover at Vienna's new exhibition.

NYC's iconic 'I ❤ NY' logo gets modern redesign

Governor Kathy Hochul unveils a refreshed 'We ❤ NYC' design, replacing the legendary Milton Glaser creation in a bold move to revitalise the city's brand identity for the modern era.

1 Word That Transforms Your Text Messages

Discover how adding one simple word to your text messages can dramatically improve your connections and make people feel more valued in digital communication.

Hidden meaning behind dynamite emoji revealed

New research uncovers how the dynamite emoji has evolved from representing literal explosives to becoming a symbol of excitement and intensity in digital conversations across Britain.

Cambridge Dictionary 2024 Word: 'Hallucinate'

Cambridge Dictionary unveils 'Hallucinate' as its 2024 Word of the Year, exploring how AI's creative falsehoods are reshaping truth in politics and digital communication.

Women Use Exclamation Marks 3x More Than Men

New linguistic research reveals a startling gender gap in punctuation use, with women deploying exclamation marks at triple the rate of men. Discover what this says about communication styles and societal expectations.

ADHD Communication: 5 Phrases to Avoid

Discover the five common phrases that can be damaging when speaking to someone with ADHD, and learn the neurodiversity-affirming alternatives that foster understanding and support.

Corporate Jargon Secretly Drives Business Success

Groundbreaking research reveals that seemingly pointless corporate language like 'blue-sky thinking' and 'touching base' actually builds crucial team cohesion and drives company performance.

Why Teaching Children Proper English Matters

An urgent call to preserve traditional English language and manners in an era of declining standards. Discover why teaching children to speak like gentlemen isn't elitist - it's essential for their future success.

Gen Z Using AI for Office Communication, Study Finds

Shocking new research shows Generation Z workers are increasingly relying on AI tools to communicate with colleagues, raising concerns about workplace authenticity and social skills development.

Teen Slang Decoded: The Truth About 'Six' and 'Seven'

New research reveals how young people are using numerical slang like 'six' and 'seven' to navigate social situations and express emotions. Experts explain what parents need to know about this linguistic evolution.

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