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Read the trend - Michael B. Hardt | Designer

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Prof. <strong>Michael</strong> <strong>Hardt</strong>All successful inventions in <strong>the</strong> late past have got something to do with time.Example:Train, car, plane.Telephone, radio, TV, InternetPsychology informs us that:People want to have everything: now, individual and convenient.Every invention, which is fast, individual and convenient, will be successful.Every invention, which is slow, mass-oriented and inconvenient, will disappear.Let me give you two examples of future developments following this rule, whichwill be of high relevance for <strong>the</strong> visual communication designer, a question ofsurviving in this profession:Example No. 1The future of printed media“Who want yesterdays papers” sang <strong>the</strong> Rolling Stones in 1965. The idea of anewspaper was to inform <strong>the</strong> public in <strong>the</strong> shortest possible time. But today we havenew media like TV and Internet, which are much faster. When a newspaper reaches <strong>the</strong>reader, <strong>the</strong> content is already old. Today we want news equal to time. Newspapershave no longer <strong>the</strong> advantage to be actual. They are not individual ei<strong>the</strong>r. When I buy anewspaper I am not interested in <strong>the</strong> stock exchange news or sports or <strong>the</strong> huge stupidads telling me what I have to buy if I want to be a good man.They are not very convenient ei<strong>the</strong>r. I am often sitting in planes and <strong>the</strong> fightwith <strong>the</strong> newspaper and my neighbor’s newspaper could be <strong>the</strong> content of a funnyfilm.But:2

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