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A $15 million gift from Utah philanthropists is seeding a new facility for the University of Utahs College of Engineering that will address overcrowding and double the graduates.

The College of Engineering is proud to announce a $15 million lead gift from philanthropists and benefactors John and Marcia Price to build a new home

As of Memorial Day weekend, I’m stepping back from a full-time role as a trade journalist to the graphic communications industry. That became my job description in 1984, the year I landed a position as an editor for a weekly publication that covered the printing industry in the New York City metropolitan area. For me, two things illuminate how much time has passed between then and now, and how much the world has changed in all those intervening years. One is that I found the job through a cla...

ublishing He started his business career at a German printing equipment manufacturer and went with Linotype Germany in 1957 where he became Managing Director in 1960 and in 1983 President of the worldwide Linotype organisation. When Linotype became a public German company and merged with the scanner manufacturer Dr Hell, he was also Chairman of the Management Board of Linotype-Hell AG. Linotype machines were the ultimate typesetting tools of newspapers for almost 100 years. They produced hot-me...

"That best portion of a good mans life; His little, nameless, unremembered acts Of kindness and of love." —William Wordsworth The next time that you print something from your computer or send a PDF document, you can thank technology innovator Charles "Chuck" Geschke, whose passing on April 16 has been marked by a flurry of tributes in the nations media. Geschke, a computer scientist turned corporate leader, is famous for the breakthrough printing and document technology that he and his scient...

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You've read the review, now view our massive Sony a1 sample gallery! There you'll find a mix of out-of-camera JPEGs and Raw conversions as well as samples shot on both native and third-party glass. Enjoy!

HUMPDAY NEWS ROUNDUP: Carbons and Castros and Whales (Oh My) April 21, 2021 OSU Prof Helps Find… Carbon  Oregon State University professor of ocean ecology and biogeochemistry Rick Colwell was one of the researchers to find massive amounts of carbon-dependent organisms under our feet. They live there with about 15 to 23 billion tons of carbon. The research found that 70% of the total number of microorganisms on Earth live in and below the Earth’s crust, far from sunlight, moving carbon...

Earlier this week we published our DReview TV episode on the new Sony FE 14mm F1.8 GM ultra-wide lens. This compact, lightweight prime is optically impressive and a great option for a wide range of photographic uses. Have a look at the episode's samples, including plenty of astrophotography shots.

Founder of Adobe and Developer of PDFs Dies at Age 81 LOS ALTOS, Calif.—Charles “Chuck” Geschke—the co-founder of the major software company Adobe Inc. who helped develop Portable Document Format technology, or PDFs—died at age 81. Geschke, who lived in the San Francisco Bay Area suburb of Los Altos, died Friday, the company said. “This is a huge loss for the entire Adobe community and the technology industry, for whom he has been a guide and hero for decades,” Adobe CEO Shantanu ...