Eyewitnesses for the information age

Article Abstract:

London-based publisher Dorling Kindersley's (DK) success is attributable to the 'look' of its products. That look is derived from the company's belief that some people are stimulated more by images, others by words. All of DK's publications, design director Stuart Jackman explained, are designed to appeal to both types of person. The company is producing multimedia and video titles, in addition to books.

Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Educational Software Pkgs (Micro), Management, Educational software, Multimedia industry, Design and construction, Industrial design, Dorling Kindersley Holdings PLC

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Nicholas Callaway

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Publisher Nicholas Callaway states that his interest in publishing began as a child, when he meticulously prepared reports and later became interested in typography and letter forms. He welcomes the fact that books are consumable and affordable.

Interview, Publishers (Persons), Callaway, Nicholas

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Moko: Maori tattoo

Article Abstract:

The article describes photographer Hans Neleman's inspiration and preparation for his new book on Maori tattoos.

General Books, New Zealand, Art, Works, Authorship, Photography, Maoris, Tattooing, Moki: Maori Tattoo (Book), Nelman, Hans

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