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Apple's Ive, iPod, Display receive design awards

updated 02:25 am EDT, Thu May 26, 2005

Design and Art Direction

Apple CEO Steve Jobs and Apple's head of industrial design Jonathan Ive were in London on Wednesday night to (D&AD), according to Macworld UK. Apple took home Silver Awards for both the fourth-generation iPod and iPod mini in the 'Products for the Home' category (Yellow Pencil) and a Silver Award (Yellow Pencil) for the Cinema Display in the 'Product for Work and Industry' category. The report also notes that Ive received a special award in recognition of his world-class achievements in design: the D&AD president's award for Outstanding Contribution to the Industry. The award, chosen by the D&AD president himself, was described as "perhaps the biggest professional recognition" for Apple's design guru.

 
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Jobs accepts Ive's award

05/26, 08:28am reply

That would seem a little unusual? The article indicates 'asked' not offered... Hubris, photo op, employer priviledge or unbridled praise?

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Reason Jobs spoke

05/26, 12:42pm reply

MacWorld UK article UPDATED;

Though no acceptance speeches were given by other awards recipients, Jobs had previously told the D&AD that he would like to say something about Ive. Given that Ive was receiving a President's Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Industry, the D&AD agreed to this.

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