Abstract
This study discusses the possibility of a three-dimensional approach to convey information as forms of extended representations of conventional information graphics. "Times of Oman" applied the 3D ideas to its World Cup supplement issue; this is an excellent example of how information can be presented in a resourceful, yet entertaining way. This study focuses on the effect of 3D information that can attract the viewers' curiosity and intellectual desire. Also explored are the "experiences through touching information" have a chance to enhance the level of understanding and communication regarding the information.
