Ancillary Product Digipak Timeline
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Digipaks are a type of CD packaging made of paper and cardboard with internal plastic segments to hold one or more discs. They are folded like a book and can contain additional materials like lyrics and photos. Digipaks became popular in the 2000s as an alternative to jewel cases and were originally owned by IMPAC Group, which was later acquired by various packaging companies. While less durable than jewel cases, digipaks are less likely to crack and are considered more environmentally friendly due to reduced plastic usage.
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The Digipak is a type of CD packaging that became popular in the early 2000s, consisting of a gatefold paper or cardboard case containing one or more plastic CD holders. The term was trademarked in the late 1990s and acquired by MeadWestVaco in 2000, who then licensed the Digipak concept worldwide, leading to more widespread use. In 2010, Atlas Holdings acquired MWV's AGI Media company and further purchased Shorewood Packaging in 2012, merging them to form the current rights holders to Digipaks, AGI-Shorewood.
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Digipak is a patented packaging style created around 2000 as an alternative to traditional jewel cases. It consists of a book-style outer binding made of cardboard that holds one or more plastic trays to contain a CD, DVD, or both. Digipaks were first adopted by major record companies and are commonly used for CD singles or special editions due to their ability to be graphically customized inside and out for protection and visual interest beyond traditional cases.
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Digipak is a patented packaging format created in 2000 as an alternative to jewel cases. It uses a book-style outer binding made of cardboard with one or more plastic trays inside to hold a CD, DVD, or both. Digipaks were first adopted by major record companies. They self-contain discs better than jewel cases and allow for graphics on both the inside and outside, making them more visually interesting. Digipaks are commonly used for CD singles or special editions.
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The poster uses contrasting colors between the top and bottom halves, with a colorful sunset on top and a black bottom. The font colors match to increase contrast and legibility. Specifically, white text stands out against the black background at the bottom. Overall, the calm, pastel colors are meant to convey a relaxing, peaceful vibe that matches the album's sound. The layout clearly displays the band name and album title to identify what is being advertised, along with details about the debut album, release date, and website. A simple image without the band draws attention to the text, while intriguing viewers to learn more.
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A digipak is a type of CD, DVD, or Blu-ray packaging made of paperboard and plastic trays. It was created by MWV (MeadWestVaco) to provide softer packaging than rigid cases, though it is more prone to scratches and wear. The design of a digipak is important for marketing the product, as it must look professional and appealing to entice customers to purchase the contents. This example shows Rihanna's "Loud" album in a well-designed digipak that uses layout and images to draw the viewer in.
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A digipak is a printed cardboard packaging often used for CDs and DVDs. It contains an inner plastic holder that holds one or more discs using plastic trays. Digipaks have been used since 1974 and are more durable than jewel cases. There are different types including 4 panel, 6 panel, and paperfoam tray packaging which is more environmentally friendly. Elements that should be included in a digipak are the album name, artist name, song list, barcode, record label, copyright, artwork, disk holder, and possibly lyrics. The analyzed Coldplay album Ghost Stories digipak features angel wings on the cover without a title and includes 9 songs, a song list, disk, disk holder and lyrics
Digipak research
A digipak is a cardboard packaging with an internal plastic holder for CDs or DVDs. It was created as an alternative to traditional jewel cases, which could break if dropped but allowed less space for artwork. Digipaks became popular in the early 2000s for including booklets, track lists, and QR codes linking to additional online content. While digipaks allowed portable listening without internet, their sales have decreased in recent years with the rise of digital music streaming services.
How to create a DigiPak
Digipak is a patented packaging style created around 2000 as an alternative to jewel cases. It uses a book-style outer binding made of cardboard with one or more plastic trays inside to hold a CD, DVD, or both. Digipaks were first adopted by major record companies and are commonly used for CD singles or special editions, as they protect discs better than jewel cases and allow for graphics on both the inside and outside.
Digipaks
A Digipak is a patented style of CD or DVD packaging consisting of a gatefold paperboard outer binding with one or more plastic trays inside to hold a disc. Digipaks were among the first alternatives to jewel cases and the term is often used generically. They are commonly used for CD singles or special editions and grown in popularity in the 2000s. Manufacturers have sought more sustainable materials like recycled plastics. Digipaks typically feature images of the artist, album art, track listings and other promotional elements.
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Digipakresearch
A digipak is a type of CD or DVD case made of card with 4 to 8 panels that fold up to form the finished case. They are more environmentally friendly than traditional jewel cases and emphasize the album or film artwork over the plastic casing. Digipaks contain a plastic tray or hub to hold the disc and come in various sizes, including tall versions for DVDs called DVDigipaks. They have become a preferred way to package music and video products.
Digipak research
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Digipak Conventions
A digipak is a type of packaging for CDs and DVDs made of thick laminated card on the outside and plastic on the inside. Digipaks are often used for CD singles or special editions and feature the artist name and album title on the front, a tracklist on the back, and institutional information like the record label on the spine. They allow for more creative advertising of the contents than a standard jewel case but have higher manufacturing costs.
Digipak research danika 2
Digipaks are a style of CD or DVD packaging that consists of an outer cardboard or paper sleeve with an inner plastic tray. They became popular in the early 2000s for housing music albums. Digipaks come in various designs tailored to each artist. Jewel cases, the standard CD case since 1982, consist of a three-piece plastic shell that holds the disc, liner notes, and back card. Jewel cases securely grip the CD to prevent damage but can break if dropped, while digipaks are more durable but have higher production costs.
Digipak
A digipak is a special album or DVD packaging presented in a CD case format. It is made of cardboard or paper folded around a plastic case to securely hold the disc. Digipaks became popular in the early 2000s for special or deluxe editions. They are designed to fold into a square shape and can have multiple panels. The front and back panels feature large, eye-catching artwork related to the artist or songs to attract customers. Inside contains the plastic disc holder and more subtle design elements like lyrics, info, and messages.
Ancillary task media timeline
This document provides information about Digipaks and their history. It discusses how Digipaks originated as an alternative to traditional jewel cases for CDs and DVDs. The document outlines how the Digipak trademark has changed hands over time, from its original owner IMPAC Group to current owner AGI-Shorewood. It describes the basic components of a Digipak, including a paperboard outer binding and plastic tray(s) to hold the disc(s). The document also notes some disadvantages of Digipaks compared to jewel cases and discusses efforts by manufacturers to make Digipaks more environmentally friendly.
What is a digipak
Digipaks are a type of CD packaging that consists of a paperboard outer binding with plastic trays inside to hold a CD. They were created by MeadWestvaco as their Digi-Pak product and have become a popular packaging format used by many artists. Digipaks benefit artists by allowing them to creatively represent their brand and genre through graphical designs on the packaging that help promote their music and encourage fans to buy their albums.
Digipak research
Digipaks are paper CD cases with a plastic tray glued inside to hold the CD. They have several panels for artwork and fold like a book into a square shape. Some advantages are better shock absorption than jewel cases and the artwork can be displayed on multiple panels. Digipaks commonly contain images of the artist or album, tracklists, and sometimes extra artwork or lyrics. They are often used for deluxe or special editions of albums.
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Ancillary Product Digipak Timeline
- 3. Digipaks • A digipak is a type of packaging for CD’s usually made from paper and cardboard with internal plastic segments designed for holding one or more discs. • Folded in a method that resembles a book; this is called a gatefold. • Usually contains leaflets, with lyrics, and photographs within the case.
- 4. Development • Digipak’s became popular in the 2000s after being developed amongst record labels. • They were the first successful alternatives to jewel cases. • They were originally owned by IMPAC Group Inc. • In 2000 MeadWestvaco MWV purchased the company which then also later folded into AGI Media. • In 2010 MeadWestvaco sold AGI Media to Atlas Holdings. • In 2012 Atlas Holdings purchased Shorewood packaging and combined the two together to form AGI-Shorewood.
- 5. Advantages, Disadvantages and Uses • Digipaks are often used for singles or special editions of cd’s. • They are less resistant to damage than jewel cases. • They are less vulnerable to extreme damage such as cracking unlike jewel cases. • The teeth in a digipak are more prone to damage due to easier crushing of the packaging. • The disc tray can become detached. • Digipaks are considered more environmentally friendly due to their reduced use of plastic or in some cases full usage of recycled papers even for the disc tray.
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