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| March/April 1999 |
In this issue...
CTP:
Ready for Prime Time?
Computer to plate promises
better print quality, faster cycle times and even some cost savings. Still,
it may not be right for you.
The Sun Herald of Charlotte Harbor, Fla., is a small-market newspaper that keeps winning big-time awards.
| NEW MEDIA |
- Handheld
News on the Go
Newspapers move one step closer to flat-panel news delivery.- Zip2 Acquisition buys Eyeballs
| BUSINESS |
- Mapping
the Way to Profit
Thomson uses the Internet to scope out new print markets. - Standard
Smartens Classifieds
- Y2K E-Forum
| EDITORIAL |
- High-Tech
NewsGear
IFRA unveils a took lit for the modern, mobile, multimedia reporter.- New News Language
| PRE-PRESS |
- Quark
prepares for K2 Assault
Quark Inc. prepares to face a challenge from Adobe Systems Inc. - TEAMing
Archives at the Post
- Color Update
| PRESS & MATERIALS |
- NAA
Backs Voluntary Recycling
NAA's Board of Directors encourages voluntary use of recycled newprint. - Newsprint Waste Gets Wired
- Mapping
Paper Suppliers
- Heidelberg's New Press
| PACKAGING & DISTRIBUTION |
- Predicting
Production Problems
Copley cuts downtime by using predictive-maintenance technology. - Inkjet
Labeling: Three for Three
- 50-Inch Update
| HEALTH & SAFETY |
- Ergonomics
Standard Proposed
The early scoop on OSHA's proposed federal ergonomics standard.- Indsutry Accidents Below Average
| WHAT NEXT? |
- Turning a New Page?
by David M. Cole
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