Oct 05

In Pursuit of Reader Revenue, Publishers’ Rebrands Aid the Effort

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Last year, for the first time in nearly 15 years, The Economist Group broke from its longtime branding strategy and tapped the creative transformation agency Wolff Olins to overhaul its visual identity, a decision that aligned the legacy publisher with a larger trend transforming the industry. Indeed, The Economist Group is not the only media…

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