Technically SpeakingWe regret to inform you that this publication is no longer being produced by NAA. Technically Speaking, an electronic publication issued twice-monthly by the NAA Technology Department, featured articles about pressing technology issues, as identified by NAA member newspaper production executives. Staff subject area experts authored each article and provided their perspectives.
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Technically Speaking, June 22, 2008 Seasoned managers seem to develop a sixth sense — an instinctive way to evaluate performance and operating conditions based on staff mood changes or variations in the sound of equipment that’s operating.
First Published: June 22, 2008
Technically Speaking, June 8, 2008 In Hollywood’s 2002 science fiction movie, Minority Report, details of life in the far future include breaking news that rewrites e-inked front pages on the fly and billboards that call out the latest automotive deals to individual commuters as they speed along in slick, futuristic cars.
First Published: June 8, 2008
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Technically Speaking, May 22, 2008 Everyone is a-buzz about “carbon footprint,” today, as many companies try to be “greener,” become more environmentally responsible and reduce the risk of being targeted by several highly influential, environmentally aware organizations.
First Published: May 22, 2008
Technically Speaking, May 7, 2008 So far, most discussions about implementing the AdsML Framework specifications for print advertising have revolved around the booking-through-invoicing portion of the business cycle. While that is the part of the process that, in the long term, will generate the most benefits, there is another area where savings can be generated quite quickly. For a fast ROI, you can take advantage of AdsML in the materials delivery area.
First Published: May 7, 2008
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