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Misreading Paper and Print
Sometimes in the rush of change people misread what they are seeing. If there’s a mantra for the 21st Century it should be “take a closer look”. While the floodgates of modern media have brought us an amazing array of … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Leadership
Tagged books, communication, digitial media, electricity, environment, magazines, newspapers, paper, print, Print Grows Trees, printing, renewable resources
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Print Grows Trees
Print on paper gives landowners a reason to grow trees. More than half of all U.S. forestland is owned privately. Private landowners decide the fate of these forests. Many require an income from their land, and when a working forest cannot make money, the land is often put to another use. Research shows that 55 million acres of private U.S. forests will be sold or transferred in the next five years. With no financial incentive to grow trees, will these forests be converted permanently to other uses?
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Posted in Change, Ethics, Leadership, Politics
Tagged environmental stewardship, facts, forestland, Leadership, new ideas, paper, PEFC, PGAMA, print, printing, recycling, responsible forestry, SFC, SFI, sustainable forests, trees
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Why Print Matters.
There’s a fascinating discussion going on at the LinkedIn Print Networking Group about the viability of print in the age of web, email and social networking. While guessing about the imminent death of an industry is always great sport, the … Continue reading
Posted in Brand, Change, Leadership
Tagged Basel Convention, digital native, e-waste, ewaste, LinkedIn, paper, Print Networking Group, recycling, smoke and mirrors
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Mind Your p’s and q’s
My dear mother long since passed from this life used the shorthand “mind your p’s and q’s” to signal me and my siblings that we were to be on our best behavior. Who knew some forty years later, I might … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Executive Development, Leadership, Memorabilia, Servant Leadership
Tagged Beer Institute, British pubs, embossing, Gutenberg, hand type, ink, letterpress, manners, paper, printing, typesetting
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