It’s a new year, a new decade, well into the 21st century … so we basically want the majority of our information online, right? Well, not according to U.S. and... read more →
Google’s Experiments division has launched an app designed to make it possible to leave our phones at home, one day at a time … and still have what you need... read more →
Parents and kids prefer paper for learning; that much is clear when you look at the results of this year’s Paper and Productivity Learning report, based on the answers of... read more →
Most of us are cognizant of the need to protect our environment. And most of us do things every day with this in mind … maybe we recycle, or turn... read more →
It’s been five years since the FTC cracked down on environmental marketing, warning companies that their “go green / go paperless” campaigns were misleading and unsubstantiated. The claims that digital... read more →
Paper pricing in the printing industry has always been a bit of a roller coaster ride, with hefty increases due to supply shortages in 2018. But according to D. Eadward... read more →
It’s been a staple of human communication for more than 2,000 years when paper was invented in China. And it radically changed mankind’s ability to retain and transmit our collective... read more →
“You will never see me taking notes in class on a laptop.” That decisive statement from WMU engineering student Jacob Gabriel Courey is, it turns out, backed by science. “Handheld... read more →
Myth: Electronic communication is more environmentally friendly than paper-based communication. Fact: Tons of e-waste are generated globally each year, and only a small percentage is collected and reused. As more... read more →
Understanding the 10 things the industry got wrong – really wrong – about publishing in the 21st century. Do you ever read an article and find yourself nodding along, saying... read more →