Handbook of Print Media

Helmut Kipphan

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Diverse Industrial Engineering Technologies Material Properties and Processing

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The technological change and evolution in the printing, publishing, and communications industry and increasing market requirements in terms of quality, costs, and distribution of print media have led to a considerable change in the technologies and processes used for their production. Digitalization, automation, synergistic technologies, and innovations are further signs of improvements, developments, and new production methods and processes.

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