Lamberg, J.J.J. (in press) Debating our way towards a paradigm : Concentrating on what matters and learning from other fields. In Brusila et al. (Eds.), Visual Thinking : Theories and Practices. Rovaniemi: Lapland University Press.
Lamberg, J.J.J. (2016) Telling news with graphics and extending your shelf-life as a graphic journalist. Presentation at the QVED/QVIG conference, Munich, Germany, on 27 February 2016.
Lamberg, J.J.J. (2008) ATypI 2008, St. Petersburg – The Old & The New. Conference report. TYPO magazine, no. 34, winter 2008.
Lamberg, J.J.J. (2007) The Genre Approach for Analysing Newspaper Graphics. Unpublished MA dissertation, department of Typography & Graphic Communication, University of Reading.
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Lamberg, J.J.J.(2015) ‘Brand and personality of organisations’. Presentation at a seminar on visual and verbal communication held by University of Helsinki. Also chaired the event.
Lamberg, J.J.J. (2014) ‘Visual communication – unseparable from brand and company’. Presentation at a seminar on corporate visual communications held by University of Helsinki & Lahti Design Institute.
Lamberg, J.J.J. (2012) ‘Lost without a paradigm?’. Presentation (on how design theory lacks guiding principles or paradigms and this can be confusing for newcomers. At Muotoilijan aamiainen (‘Design Breakfast’), Lahti, Finland.
Lamberg, J.J.J. (2012) Panel discussion on illusions. Meduusa 2012 media festival, Kouvola, Finland.
Lamberg, J.J.J. (2011) ‘Information design and genres’. Presentation at the 2nd Information Design Seminar at Lahti Design Institute. Also chaired the event.
Lamberg, J.J.J. (2010) ‘How information design differs from Finnish design’. Presentation at the 1st Information Design Seminar at Lahti Design Institute. Also chaired the event.
Lamberg, J.J.J, (2009) ‘When the guru’s opinion is not enough’. On evaluating typographic quality in newspapers. ‘Newspaper 2010’ – typography seminar at Lahti Design Institute.
Lamberg, J.J.J. (2009) Tekniikan rajat on tehty rikottaviksi. (‘The limits of technology are meant to be broken’)Kuvittaja magazine 1/2009.