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USA TODAY Snapshots: More Than 2,000 Facts and Figures on Life, Love, Money, and Sports!

USA TODAY Snapshots: More Than 2,000 Facts and Figures on Life, Love, Money, and Sports!
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One of USA Today’s most successful features is now in book format! Each of the newspaper’s “Snapshots” captures public opinion on a provocative question at a specific moment in time; people love them, and this collection gives readers a new way to dip in and out of this very popular feature. Here are more than 450 Snapshots that have appeared throughout the years, broken down by subject—from romance and leisure to spending and technology.

 

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #98776 in Books
  • Published on: 2009-06-02
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 512 pages

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The "Listen, you won't believe this" and the "Well, I never knew that" book5
A fun look at USA today with the help of about 470 Snapshots culled from 26,000 published in the daily over the last twenty-five years or so. Facts, as everyone knows, are perishable so many in the book could be seriously out of date (wisely none of the sources are dated) so the Snapshots have been selected on the basis that you can relate to them, if a percentage of folk believe something it's easy to relate the subject to what you might think. I thought the thirteen sections cover most activity from private to public life.

Apart from all the facts the reason I bought the book is that, as a designer, I've always enjoyed looking at the editorial graphic solutions. Not always an easy task as they have to be generic and instantly obviously. The USA Today creative team seems to have this down to a fine art now. There are only a few graphics that I thought didn't quite come off.

The book, being small and thick, is sort of unwieldy but as it's a dip-into sort of publication that is not a problem. If I have a criticism it's that the Snapshots should really have been just a bit bigger on the page, the margins are rather generous. Other than that I thought it was a fun read for the money.

My Snapshot to you is that 44% of adults don't like to receive holiday newsletters. Source: Harris Interactive and Whitepages.com.

***SEE SOME INSIDE PAGES by clicking 'customer images' under the cover.