The web version of a print magazine is more likely to make money if it is managed by a web editor rather than being left in the hands of the publication’s editor-in-chief, according to a recent survey.
From among the magazine websites that do not make a profit, the survey found that it was nearly [...]

Today is the big day, Apple is supposed to finally reveal whatever it is they are keeping up their sleeve. Whether it be an iSlate, an iTablet, or an iCanvas, Derek Powazek hopes the device will serve to meld print and online content.
Every content website I’ve ever worked on has proclaimed the death of [...]

Say what you will about the benefits of electronic publishing, but given the chance we’d all still like to write and publish a book of our own.
In ten years we will still have books, but they will serve a different purpose to what they do today. The Japanese may well invent an eReader which [...]

For typography fans, examples of lettering as seen in London, drawn from newspapers, London Underground signage, and railway stations.

The Print Directory (TPD) is a new resource with the goal of making it easier to locate print designers in Australia.
The Print Directory (TPD) is a free resource connecting Australian printers to designers, artists and publishers. This website aims to streamline the process of supplier selection by listing printers on the directory and highlighting their [...]

If – for some reason – you decided to print out all the data on the internet using an ink jet printer, the task would take about 3,800 years to complete. It would then take you 57,000 years to read – non-stop that is – all of that information.
That’s quite a feat, I’m thinking there [...]

As much as we love books the print medium does have a way of propagating errors and mistakes which cannot be corrected as easily as electronically published material can.
Nietzsche famously said that there are no such things as facts, only interpretations. Be that as it may, every writer knows that there are certainly such [...]

An extensive guide to calibration, color space, color profile management, lighting and print settings, etc, put together by the ISO50 crew.

From a Daring Fireball article looking at online news revenue models, and the one very obvious, tangible, difference paying for news published in a newspaper has over online news sites:
When you pay a dollar for a newspaper it feels like you’re paying for the actual stack of paper, and it feels like a fair price. [...]

The Melbourne Museum of Printing was once a type-foundry until owner Michael Isaachsen decided to turn it into a museum.
Melbourne Museum of Printing (MMOP) is a working museum of typography and printing. Since 1993 the museums focus has been on the retention of traditional printing methods and equipment. Initially established as the Australian Type Company [...]