Printing Magazine
History of printing
250 years ago, Friedrich Koenig, forerunner of industrial printing, was born
The Musée et Atelier de l'imprimerie de Bordeaux closes but saves its heritage
The Montgolfier saga: centuries of paper-making innovation
Paul Dupont, an innovative 19th-century Parisian printer
Le Démocrate de l'Aisne, the old-fashioned 100% lead newspaper
Flan de clicherie, an 18th-century recipe
Origins
The diary, an artilleryman's invention revisited by a doctor
Origins
The history of paper formats
What did the very first greeting card in the world look like?
The book industry: the resilience of paper in the face of the digital revolution
Digital and print advertising: challenges and prospects
Origins
Italics, that old typeface that does everything to attract attention
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Paper's resilience in the face of the digital revolution: focus on three key print sectors
Origins
Lorem Ipsum, the secret language of graphic designers
Origins
A book format that has finally put publishers in his pocket
From the punctus interrogativus to the printers of the 16th century: the history of the question mark
Origins
Cromalin: from color validation to the digital revolution
Origins
Jikji, the oldest book printed and preserved to date is Korean
Origins
The history of the ampersand or how an abbreviation becomes an essential character
School learning through typography with the Frenet method
Printing through the ages at the Charmont workshop-museum
Johannes Gutenberg honored by Google
Winkler press is looking for a buyer
The European Gutenberg Space wants to federate the book and printing trades
A paper mill wins the heritage lottery
Intergraphic's large collection of presses and printing equipment (67)
