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100			_aLudovico, Alessandro
245			_aPost-digital print : _bthe mutation of publishing since 1894 / _cAlessandro Ludovico
260			_aEindhoven : _bOnomatopee, _cc2012.
300			_a190 p. : _bill. ; _c22 cm
440			_aOnomatopee ; _n77
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes
505			_aThe death of paper (which never happened) -- A history of alternative publishing reflecting the evolution of print -- The mutation of paper : material paper in immaterial times -- The end if paper : can anything actually replace the printed page? -- Distributed archives : paper content from the past, paper content for the future -- The network : transforming culture, transforming publishing -- Post-digital print : a future scenario -- Print vs. electrons : 100 differences and similarities between paper and pixel -- Afterword / Florian Cramer
520			_aIs print really dead, or is it going to die anytime soon? This books examines "a particular (and often puzzling) period in the history of print... as new digital technologies are rapidly transforming both the status and the role of printed materials." The medium of print is without doubt under threat from new digital sources, yet the two are also finding a paradoxical coexistence despite their shared characteristics and functional competition. In some ways, print is actually nowadays being revitalized rather than replaced, an intriguing prospect which is explored in depth in the pages of this book
650			_aPublishers and publishing _vTechnological innovations
654			_aElectronic publishing _bBooks and reading
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