Logo for a news media outlet in Cuba

Periodismo de Barrio

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Concepts Submitted

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A Logo, Monogram, or Icon

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Project: Logo for a news media outlet in C ...

Industry: News and Media Logo

Contest Launched: May 09, 2015

Selected: 1 winning design from 55 concepts

Winning Design by: nelly83

Close Date: May 11, 2015

Concept #54

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Creative Brief

Project name

Logo for a news media outlet in Cuba

Design Text

Periodismo de Barrio

Tagline

Include this tagline in my logo.

Describe who/what this design is about

It will be the logo for a news media outlet in Cuba focused on communities affected by natural disasters.
The main concepts are: community oriented, transparency, happiness, fair, investigative journalism, independence, tolerance, respect.
We count with a small team so I would like to keep it minimalistic, clean, simple, low tech.
I would also like to have a solution that works for Facebook, Twitter, etc.
The logo doesn´t need to include with the name of the media, which is Periodismo de Barrio.

Industry type

News and Media

What kind of design are you looking for?

Symbolic

Initials

How would you describe the effect in your logo:(Check all that apply)

Modern
Youthful
Simple
Casual

What colors would you like?

No red, no blue (at least not the colors of the Cuban flag)

How many colors do you want in your design?

Do you have any additional suggestions or ideas?

This is the description of the media.
“Periodismo de Barrio” must try to be the kind of media in which the vulnerable communities see their concerns reflected without any sensationalistic and irresponsible touch. It must try to be a means to assist local government bodies in their decision-making processes. It must become a benchmark of journalism from and for the community. Moreover, it must be a laboratory of journalistic experimentation where creative writing, the use of pictures and videos, and the introduction of roles such as fact-checking can find some room.