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Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Tuesday, 30 July 2013

Why paper will always be around ...

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If you ever needed definitive proof that paper is not dead ... here it is . Thanks to @george_dearsley for making me smile with this one...
Thursday, 10 June 2010

The sans and the fury

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A couple of issues have the typographical world hot under its collective collar this week. The purists are particularly upset at the poor ty...
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Wednesday, 14 April 2010

The iPad and Tracy Island - same old ploy

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Christmas 1992: My kids and the rare Tracy Island. Now where's my iPad lads? Arggh! The iPad is  delayed by a further month - until th...
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Friday, 2 April 2010

IPad - early feedback from the US

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The iPad launches in the US tomorrow - and it seems it isn't all hype. All good reviews so far. Here's the Mail and Telegraph's...
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Thursday, 18 March 2010

iPad is just an embryo

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Just as we were getting all excited about the iPad   (SMS, March 13)  here are some more down-to-earth views on its impact on print in  this...
Saturday, 13 March 2010

Print on the iPad certainly has the WOW factor

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Apple has now said the iPad should be over here by the end of April. The rumoured price is £499. Exciting times ... but what will it really...
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Sands Media Services is a training and design consultancy run by Peter and Pam Sands. Peter is consultant trainer on the Daily Mail graduate programme in London, New York and Sydney. He is a former editor of The Northern Echo, non-executive director of Northcliffe Media, director at PA Training and from 2006-2011 was chairman of the judges in the Regional Press Awards. He has redesigned 90 newspapers and magazines and is in demand as a trainer, speaker and editorial consultant. Peter was presented with the Journalists' Charity Award which 'recognises an individual or body that has made an outstanding contribution to journalism and journalists’ in 2018. Pam is a former director of the Editorial Centre and Press Association Training. Our partners include Press Association Training, ffresh, the visual communications company run by Mike Brough, Alan Geere, Brian Page and other senior journalists and designers. You can contact us on: petersandssms@gmail.com Twitter@petersands55
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