The Me-Book
How the one-off, personalized print book is changing the industry.
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Frank Romano
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From 1990, the Xerox Docutech scanned all originals into memory and then regurgitated the information to printed and bound publications. In the early 1990s it produced most of the technical manuals and documentation materials in the world. After 1993, digital printing blossomed into color with Indigo and Xeikon. Over time, many digital color printers integrated perfect and other binding. Desktop finishing allowed anyone to bind their own books.
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Frank Romano
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Frank Romano is Professor Emeritus at RIT School of Media Sciences.
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