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Tuesday, 23 October 2012

Celebrating Yes Print Day!

Posted on 19:56 by Unknown
In celebration of Yes Print Day!, which was originally called National No-Print Day, we offer a collection of Dead Tree Edition articles about the print medium. Here's information about what makes print special, how printing stacks up environmentally against electronic communications, and how to make print greener:
  • 10 Questions About Toshiba's No-Print Day  
  • Going Paperless Doesn't Mean Going Green, The New York Times Proves   
  • Printed Magazines or Digital Magazines: Do We Have To Choose?  
  • 34 Tricks Print Mags Can Do That Apps Can’t
  • Smackdown: Printed Editions vs. Digital Editions  
  • Google Using Blatant Greenwash To Promote New Catalog App 
  • Newspapers Are Greener Than Web News, Says Environmental Expert
  • Cutting some trees but saving the forest   
  • Three, or Maybe Four, Green Magazine Pioneers
  • Green Publishing Quiz
And, finally, for some print-related fun: Phone-Sex Service Gets Boost from Lands' End, International Paper. As of earlier today, eHow and Green City Times were among the web sites still touting (800) 879-9777 as the number to call for information about how to recycle cardboard.
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