Disruptive Technological History: Papermaking to Digital Printing

Hargrave, Jocelyn

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“…It is a form of indirect printing, wherein the printing is not carried out directly on the paper but through rubber rollers. This substantially improved printing quality [29,30].…”

Section: From the Industrial Revolution To The Present Time: Technica...mentioning

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The Cultural Heritage of Montilla and the Printing Press since the Modern Age: Its Evolution and Relationship with Graphic Engineering Boosting the SDGs

Rey-García,

Calvo-Serrano,

Montes-Tubío

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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On the 550th anniversary of the introduction of the printing press to Spain, it is planned to review this art. Through a literature review, we studied how the printing press has contributed to the dissemination and preservation of cultural and industrial heritage, which are key for knowledge dissemination. The main objective of this study was to characterize the Spanish printing press of the 17th century through the analysis of an etching by Stradanus, relating it to the founding of the first typographic workshops in the rural Andalusian territory, and studying, for the first time, the specific case of Montilla. No scientific research has been carried out so far on this specific case. It was a region of utmost importance in Andalusia at the time due to its relations with the Spanish monarchy. The development of the printing press from inception until today is also analyzed to study the evolution of this type of industry in relation to the times. The printing press was key for the dissemination of culture and knowledge in the Modern Age. It was used to produce books, documents, and etchings, which are key elements for the dissemination of knowledge and the preservation of human heritage. This research has allowed us to comprehend and analyze, for the first time, the process of establishing the printing press in the case of Montilla coinciding with the 450th anniversary of the founding of the first printing press in Spain. This manuscript contributes to the achievement of some of the objectives of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), protecting and disseminating the heritage of the typographic industry in Montilla-Moriles.

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“…It is a form of indirect printing, wherein the printing is not carried out directly on the paper but through rubber rollers. This substantially improved printing quality [29,30].…”

Section: From the Industrial Revolution To The Present Time: Technica...mentioning

confidence: 98%

The Cultural Heritage of Montilla and the Printing Press since the Modern Age: Its Evolution and Relationship with Graphic Engineering Boosting the SDGs

Rey-García,

Calvo-Serrano,

Montes-Tubío

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…Yet, there are few studies focused on the factors which are related to the printing industry. Hargrave (2013) found that disruptive technologies are considered as an important factor in printing industry. Pattabhiramaiah, Sriram and Sridhar (2017) examined the newspaper's optimal pricing equations, and revealed the role of subsidy and demand in the prices of printing paper.…”

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The High-Quality Development of China's Publication Printing Industry From an Environmental Perspective

Chen

Wang

Zhou

et al. 2022

Journal of Global Information Management

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In this article, we measure the change in the green total factor productivity of the publication printing industry in 31 provinces in China between 2013 and 2019. An additive Luenberger-Hicks-Moorsteen total factor productivity indicator and an aggregate directional distance function measure are used to decompose a green total factor productivity into technical efficiency change, scale efficiency, and technological progress change. The results show that the average annual growth rate of China’s publication printing industry’s green total factor productivity during the sample period was -2.75%, indicating that the business situation of China’s publication printing industry is not optimistic under the premise of reducing carbon emissions in recent years. Among the main driving factors of green total factor change, scale efficiency change and technical efficiency change significantly reduce the level of green total factor productivity in China’s publication printing industry.

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“…Thinking back to the advent of the Gutenberg press in 1440, printed communication gave rise to the spread of information and ideas to the masses across Europe (Hargrave, 2013). Similar to today"s communication practices, social media builds on the traditional model of pushing information out into the world to be absorbed by an audience.…”

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“Let’s keep it about Kony, not Kony 2012” Exploring the shifts in language around a user generated hashtag during the Kony 2012 movement

Coulahan¹

2021

Preprint

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Social media has become more than a platform for social engagement and connectivity. Users have tapped into the power of social media‟s reach to connect with like-minded individuals around the world. Protests, revolutions and global movements are taking shape as a result of what the Internet affords us as users – immediate connectivity. This paper aims to explore Twitter as a platform for activist movements. Specifically, I look at the language used within the Kony 2012 movement and aim to understand how the language within tweets changed overtime by following a user-generated hashtag (#Kony2012). For this study, I analyzed 325 tweets from the Kony 2012 campaign. These tweets were collected from March 5th 2012 to March 17th 2012. My findings indicate that Twitter‟s hashtag function was always used in the three following ways: (1) Sharing Information, (2) Passive Calls to Action, (3) Strong Calls to Action. Overall, the tweets I studied surrounding #Kony2012 hashtag suggest that this movement was weak in mobilizing change but strong in raising awareness

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Disruptive Technological History: Papermaking to Digital Printing

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

The Cultural Heritage of Montilla and the Printing Press since the Modern Age: Its Evolution and Relationship with Graphic Engineering Boosting the SDGs

The Cultural Heritage of Montilla and the Printing Press since the Modern Age: Its Evolution and Relationship with Graphic Engineering Boosting the SDGs

The High-Quality Development of China's Publication Printing Industry From an Environmental Perspective

“Let’s keep it about Kony, not Kony 2012” Exploring the shifts in language around a user generated hashtag during the Kony 2012 movement

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