Issue 34 of Indesign Magazine is due to hit the stands on Friday 22 August. Don’t forget to pick up your copy or subscribe online.
August 22nd, 2008
Issue 34 of Indesign Magazine is due to hit the stands on Friday 22 August. Don’t forget to pick up your copy or subscribe online.
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