The Rumor Mill or 'How Rumors Evade the Grasp of Research'.
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2017
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English
Abstract
Shifts between concepts of “graphic design” and “visual communication” offer numerous topical links and demonstrate their relevance for our research question: “How can communication designers design and steer rumor-based communication?” An interdisciplinary research team at the Bern University of the Arts (HKB) launched the project “Gerüchtekuchee” (“Rumour mill”) and conducted an experiment by planting a real-life rumor in organizational context. Results together with evidence from a literature review informed a practice application—“The Rumor Fighter”—as part of a museum exhibition, Gerücht: Museum für Kommunikation [Rumor: Museum of Communication], in Bern, Berlin, Frankfurt.
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Design Issues
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0747-9360
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33
Issue
4
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Schmid, J., Klingemann, H., Bandyopadhyay, B., & Scheuermann, A. (2017). The Rumor Mill or “How Rumors Evade the Grasp of Research”. In Design Issues (Vol. 33, Issue 4). https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.5920
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