Design Week
6 September 2001
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Acid burns mark on Net with launch of website
6 September 2001
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Advertising and design need to reconcile their differences and work in harmony
6 September 2001
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Books
6 September 2001
Collapsibles, a Design Album of Space-Saving Objects by Per Mollerup, is published by Thames & Hudson on 10 September, priced £16.95.
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Branding a worthy cause
6 September 2001
Identities must satisfy diverse interests, but designers branding non-commercial clients walk a tightrope trying to convey the message, says Clare Dowdy
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Call for entries
6 September 2001
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CDG provides 'spiritual nourishment' at Casa FOA
6 September 2001
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Collins embarks on Paris Voyage
6 September 2001
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Conran itching to reply to Bayley's banter
6 September 2001
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D&AD takes the stand to defend SuperHumanism
6 September 2001
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D&AD takes the stand to defend SuperHumanism but the prosecution has convinced this juror
6 September 2001
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Degree Show
6 September 2001
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Design and advertising can learn from each other
6 September 2001
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Deutsche Telekom to disconnect One2One
6 September 2001
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Digest
6 September 2001
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DoH processes design roster
6 September 2001
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English Partnerships selects roster
6 September 2001
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Euro design news
6 September 2001
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Exhibitions
6 September 2001
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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
6 September 2001
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Gateshead Millennium Bridge opens
6 September 2001
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Getting to the bottom of increased visitor numbers
6 September 2001
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GMTV unearths new look Diggit
6 September 2001
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Goodbye country (hello nightclub)
6 September 2001
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Key ingredient
6 September 2001
Graphics are now essential for shops and restaurants that want to give customers an 'experience' that is good enough to ensure a repeat visit.
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Lateral thinking
6 September 2001
Everyone's talking about interaction design, but how does it fit into the current design culture?
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Legal threat to BT name change
6 September 2001
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London's transport policy needs design at its heart
6 September 2001
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Makeover for Gillette's staff café
6 September 2001
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Marlow's spin on a 'uniquely British institution'
6 September 2001
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Marsteller creates a strip for G14
6 September 2001
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Milk builds Greenpeace website
6 September 2001
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Nesta recruits two directors
6 September 2001
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Opius gives Brainwave a little Pzizz
6 September 2001
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Pitch control is key to winning new business
6 September 2001
As the pitching debate rumbles on, Kenny Laurenson of First Partnership reveals how to present the best side of your consultancy to potential clients
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Plans for Shell Centre promise design work
6 September 2001
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RCA study blasts desk designers' creations
6 September 2001
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Real Studios style for Le Méridien
6 September 2001
Exhibitions specialist Real Studios is creating interiors for hotel chain Le Méridien and leading the refurbishment of the Cumberland Hotel in central London.
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Redundancies at The Partners
6 September 2001
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Revolution vodka bar turns to HPW
6 September 2001
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Sale
6 September 2001
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Set in stone
6 September 2001
Ug is the latest hero created by Raymond Briggs, a prehistoric boy out to transform the way his family lives. Nick Smurthwaite grunts his approval
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Start Design rewrites Virgin Books identity
6 September 2001
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TfL defends new system for design
6 September 2001
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Third Eye Design knits a Begg Scotland identity
6 September 2001
Third Eye Design has rebranded cashmere accessories manufacturer Alex Begg & Co to help build the company's profile in the women's fashion and interiors sectors.
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Thompson Design creates identity for Priestley plays
6 September 2001
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Tight spot
6 September 2001
Amanda Merron, partner of accountancy group Willott Kingston Smith, looks at the effects of the economic downturn on design sector recruitment
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Tim Rich: Time to try the hard sell
6 September 2001
Designers may be more considered than their advertising peers, but Tim Rich thinks some design work could benefit from the brash, dumbed-down approach
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Vox Pop
6 September 2001
Last week Tottenham Hotspur confirmed that it is evaluating its brand as part of an overall review of its business. Given the level of emotion that football engenders, what are the perils of changing club branding and how best can they be avoided?
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When we were kings
6 September 2001
David King's hard-hitting style has made a huge impact on graphic design and the political causes he supports, argues Mike Dempsey
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XTV adds Red Pepper to its arsenal
6 September 2001
