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Did you know that one of the world’s most expansive museums of printing is located in Haverhill, Mass.? If you don’t know about this industry gem, we hope this brief overview will spark your interest in visiting the museum, and even more importantly, donating to ensure its longevity! I was fascinated during my recent visit, and truly, we only scratched the surface of what the museum has to offer.

Following Monotype’s acquisition of Berlow’s type families, the designer believes the move can secure his legacy in an AI-dominated future of design.

Is the future of computing an AI-based wearable that projects its display in your hand? The Metaverse is no more, assuming it ever was. Quantel celebrates its revolutionary Paintbox. The Chicago Tribune press room sold to Bally’s to become a casino. Graphene nanotubes combine conductivity and durability in polyimide films used in copiers and printers. Shanghai is installing high-tech phone booths. A 3D-printed garden hose-to-HDMI adapter. “Regular internet use may be linked to lower dementia...

2012—The Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission finds George W.[MD] Bush, Dick “Dick” Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Tony Blair and others guilty of war crimes.

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A trained printer who rose from the lowest rungs of the print trade, Bapurao Naik also developed a keen sense of history in connection to his profession. Through his books, he made seminal contributions to the history of print in India. Moreover, his writings on the revolutionary changes in printing technology happening in the second half of twentieth century are now valuable historical documents

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