INTRO


THE STREET


TYPOGRAPHY
The Familiar
The Modern


IDENTITY
Corporate Culture
Subcultures
Design Cultures


PUBLISHING
The Book
The Magazine
Electronic
Publishing


INTERVIEWS

Multimedia publishing entails the production of documents that combine text, images, video, and animation in a format that is electronically experienced and randomly accessed.

The democratic potential of new media is being tested across the circuits of the World Wide Web.

Visionary explorations of on-screen typography are being conducted at the Visual Language Workshop (VLW) of MIT's Media Lab.

The death of the book, whose murder by television has been predicted since the 1950s, no longer seems imminent. Its supremacy as our culture's most prestigious container for knowledge, however, is already being challenged. As never before, graphic designers have the opportunity to give meaning to new forms of media that are arising from the collision and convergence of old genres and changing technologies.


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