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    Does AIGA publish a salary survey?
    AIGA no longer publishes a salary survey. To view the most recent survey results, please visit designsalaries.org. Results from past AIGA Salary Surveys are available on the AIGA website.

    Did you publish a printed version of the AIGA Member Directory this year?
    The online directory of designers is searchable by name, company and geographic location, and is always up-to-date.

    Can I reprint an article from the aiga.org website on another website?
    AIGA encourages the distribution of AIGA-produced web content on other sites, as long as the purposes are in line with our education and advocacy mission. If your intent is non-commercial and educational, you do not need to submit a request. However, make sure to credit the author (if applicable) and include the following information:

    First published by AIGA, the professional association for design. www.aiga.org

    Otherwise, please submit a request in writing explaining what you would like to republish and for what purpose.

    I would like to purchase a copy of the AIGA annual, 365: AIGA Year in Design. How do I go about doing this?
    A limited number of past annuals are available for purchase in the AIGA online store.

    Still have questions about publications? Contact our editorial director.

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    Exhibition celebrates book and book cover design

    NEW YORK—December 8, 2011. Book lovers, take note: Beginning today, visitors to the AIGA National Design Center in New York will be treated to a show celebrating the most effective book and book cover designs from 2010.

    Designers express declining optimism toward economy, though still cautiously optimistic

    NEW YORK—November 17, 2011. AIGA’s Design Leaders Confidence Index continued to drop in the most recent quarter. For the third quarter of 2011, the index slipped from 92.27 to 86.63—the lowest measure since the second quarter of 2009. Designers’ confidence had escaped the post-recession trough for fifteen months but appears to be headed downward again, undoubtedly influenced by the substantial media focus on the economy and its weakness for the past year—particularly during these early stages of the presidential campaign.

    AIGA’s new case study competition helps demonstrate the value of design

    NEW YORK—November 15, 2011. How do we measure the success of design’s impact? And more importantly, how can designers be equipped to describe the effectiveness of communication design? This year AIGA challenged designers to answer these questions by entering “Making the Case,” a competition awarding honors to case studies that demonstrate the value of design in a clear, compelling and accessible way.

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