Ring cycle

Article Abstract:

The 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games' official identity, 'The Look,' is the outcome of a collaboration of five US design firms chosen by the Atlanta Committee for Olympic Games. 'The Look' contains a roster of designed pathways, uniforms, logos and other artifacts to convey the sense of a heroic event. NBC's sports graphics involving technical animations, title cards, and special segments will set new standards. The Internet Web site for the event will provide historical information, sports data and profile of the contenders. NBC's pictograms and 3-D technical animations are also discussed.

Innovations, Sports, Media coverage, World Wide Web, Olympics, Computer graphics, Television graphics, 1996 AD

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Planes, brains and basslines

Article Abstract:

The eighth biennial conference of American Institute of Graphic Arts, held in Seattle, Washington focussed on the problem of balancing graphic design between print and electronic media. The conference extended a call for environmental awareness.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Graphic arts, American Institute of Graphic Arts

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Stock options

Article Abstract:

Electronic transaction devices are increasingly being used in place of traditional order tickets and execution forms by brokers on the New York Stock Exchange. The new trend is profiled.

Methods, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges

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