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Sunday, January 02, 2005
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Books by Jonathan Baldwin
Visual Communication: From Theory to Practice
(Winner of 'Best Higher Education Title' at the British Book Awards 2006)
by Jonathan Baldwin and Lucienne Roberts
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More Than A Name: An introduction to branding
by Melissa Davis and Jonathan Baldwin
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