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Presents this year's winners of Germany's highly acclaimed Design Center awards for the best in international communication design. Categories are Advertising, Corporate Communication, Product Communication, Public Space, Printed Matter, Television and Electronic Media, Culture and Sport, Publishing, and Multimedia. This year's essay explores the idea that software technology has reached a critical point of extrasensory awareness, allowing humans in the foreseeable future to survive on information alone, less dependent on hardware infrastructure. This year's Grand Prix award went to advertising agency Scholz & Volkmer for creating 'internet shopping as entertaining experience'. integrating navigation, function, and fun. Junior Prize went to Robert Schaefer for The Book Project. English/German
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Internationales Jahrbuch Kommunikationsdesign 2000/2001. International Yearbook Communication Design 2000/2001, Peter Zec
- Taal
- Jaar van publicatie
- 2002
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- Titel
- Internationales Jahrbuch Kommunikationsdesign 2000/2001. International Yearbook Communication Design 2000/2001
- Taal
- Engels, Duits
- Auteurs
- Peter Zec
- Uitgever
- avedition
- Jaar van publicatie
- 2002
- Formaat
- Hardcover
- Aantal pagina's
- 200
- ISBN10
- 3929638401
- ISBN13
- 9783929638400
- Reeks
- Aantekening
- Presents this year's winners of Germany's highly acclaimed Design Center awards for the best in international communication design. Categories are Advertising, Corporate Communication, Product Communication, Public Space, Printed Matter, Television and Electronic Media, Culture and Sport, Publishing, and Multimedia. This year's essay explores the idea that software technology has reached a critical point of extrasensory awareness, allowing humans in the foreseeable future to survive on information alone, less dependent on hardware infrastructure. This year's Grand Prix award went to advertising agency Scholz & Volkmer for creating 'internet shopping as entertaining experience'. integrating navigation, function, and fun. Junior Prize went to Robert Schaefer for The Book Project. English/German