Made in Japan: Akio Morita and Sony Matthew Blakeslee this year's version of 365

this year's version of 365 will include 12 essays that contextualize the ever-changing shape of contemporary graphic design and a special section that details statistical findings on creativity and the design process

is a savage attack on the evils of mindless persecution and the terrifying power of false accusations

Moderate foxing and annotations in pencil on insides of covers

From a basement of forgotten books to the shelves of a cramped Welsh arcade

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Made in Japan: Akio Morita and Sony Matthew Blakeslee this year's version of 365Co founded forty years ago by a young engineer named Akio Morita, Sony is now one of the most powerful and respected multinational corporations in the world, and Morita its outspoken chairman. In compelling detail, his autobiography charts the growth of this deliberately innovative company, from the initial attempts to make a tape recorder (Morita cut yards and yards of paper tape and painted its surface with paintbrushes used for calligraphy) to the