Book Review: Frances Burney’s Cecilia: A Publishing History, by Catherine M. Parisian

A review of Frances Burney’s Cecilia: A Publishing History, by Catherine M. Parisian, published by Ashgate in 2012, which demonstrates "how various literary guardians, from printers to publishers to critics, refashioned the novel’s character to accommodate new print forms, editorial strategies, and audience demographics" over the 200 years since it was first published

Letter from Walter H. Page to John Muir, 1898 Feb 23.

EDITORIAL OFFICE OFThe Atlantic Monthly,BOSTON.February 23, 1898.Dear Mr. Muir, The Yellowstone” came this morning in good time for the April Atlantic. It is already in the hands of the printers, and we will do our best to make the proof clean.With my very heartiest appreciation,Sincerely yours,Walter [illegible]Mr. John Muir.0240

Letter from Walter H. Page to John Muir, 1898 Feb 23.

EDITORIAL OFFICE OFThe Atlantic Monthly,BOSTON.February 23, 1898.Dear Mr. Muir, The Yellowstone” came this morning in good time for the April Atlantic. It is already in the hands of the printers, and we will do our best to make the proof clean.With my very heartiest appreciation,Sincerely yours,Walter [illegible]Mr. John Muir.0240

Technological Change and Innovation in Consumer Magazine Publishing: a UK-Based Study

This paper presents the results of research undertaken between 2002 and 2004 into the impact of technological change on the UK consumer magazine industry. The findings highlight patterns of innovation, both in the range of products (most notably monthly magazine titles) and the structure of organisations and work practices, which have tended to elude much of the contemporary debate within the “cultural industries” approach adopted in the media studies discipline. Instead, our analysis makes use of insights from the innovation literature to highlight the impact of technological discontinuities on the capabilities of both incumbent firms and new entrants. It also highlights the important and growing role that is being played in innovation-led industries through the adoption of organisational practices that find their origins in the traditions of project-based firms

Yes, we printers : comprendiendo el uso de técnicas manuales en la actualidad

Este proyecto es un trabajo de investigación sobre la inciativa Yes We Printers. Una iniciativa que permite crear un proyecto editorial no digital, con el objetivo de recuperar procesos manuales y disponer de una plataforma propia de edición, producción y publicación de obra gráfica. Asumo la investigación desde una perspectiva sobre el arte, observando el proyecto desde un punto de vista externo, analizandolo, y entendiendo su razon de ser.Aquest projecte és un treball d'investigació sobre la iniciativa Yes We Printers. Una iniciativa que permet crear un projecte editorial no digital, amb l'objectiu de recuperar processos manuals i disposar d'una plataforma pròpia d'edició, producció i publicació d'obra gràfica. Assumeixo la investigació des d'una perspectiva sobre l'art, observant el projecte des d'un punt de vista extern, analitzant, i entenent la seva raó de ser.This project is a research work on the Yes We Printers initiative. An initiative that allows creating a non-digital publishing project, with the aim of recovering manual processes and having its own platform for editing, production and publication of graphic work. I take the research from a perspective on art, observing the project from an external point of view, analyzing it, and understanding its reason for being

Special Libraries, December 1953

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