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As a freelancer it’s easy to lose heart when things aren’t going your way, but, says Ben Tallon, you have to keep on keeping on
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Freelancing: juggling work with family life
How do you balance a family and a freelance career?
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Make sharing easier!
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The designer Christmas gift guide, part three
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The power of experience
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Making clients' cash work harder
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Clients want more for their creative and marketing money than ever before. But how do you come up with innovative, inspiring designs that work for a client on a tight budget? -
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Catch clients and keep them!
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Creative Suite 5: why bother?
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Creative Suite 5 on the web: a round-up of CS5 resources
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Flash Catalyst CS5: An Expert's View
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New features in Photoshop CS5
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My first hour with Flash CS5
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Strike a partnership
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Jason Arber pities those poor souls who can't put on a pair of headphones when they want to shut out the world. -
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Pastures new
What impact can voyaging Brits make on the world's design scenes? Nick Carson hooks up with some creative ex-pats making waves from New York to Sydney.
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