Tag: Printing

• Carbon nanotube RFID labels possibly toxic, just what environment needs now

  Beyond The Beyond Just another WordPress weblog Arphid Watch: carbon nanotube RFID labels * By Bruce Sterling Email Author * March 27, 2010 | * 12:52 pm | * Categories: Arphid Watch *At last: cheap throwaway possibly toxic tracking labels that are both “arphids” and “buckyjunk” at the same time. http://www.technologyreview.com/computing/24852/?nlid=2850&a=f via Arphid Watch: carbon…

  Barbara Iverson

  March 29, 2010

  Arphid, Radio-frequency identification, RFID

  Asset Tracking, environment, Physical Asset Management, Printing, Radio-frequency identification, RFID

• DIY Magazines at 20¢ a page

  Charging 20 cents a page, paid only when a customer orders a copy, H.P. dreams of turning MagCloud into vanity publishing’s equivalent of YouTube. The company, a leading maker of computers and printers, envisions people using their PCs to develop quick magazines commemorating their daughter’s volleyball season or chronicling the intricacies of the Arizona cactus…

  Barbara Iverson

  July 6, 2009

  Disruptive Tech, Publishing

  HP, Magazine, magcloud, POD, print on demand, Printing, Publishing

• Times Techie and Barbara Iverson Share a Vision of the Future of News

  Nick Bilton, an editor in the New York Times research and development lab, was interviewed in Wired.com and he talked about things that seem so logical and reasonable, I loved it. Why not have an avatar send a copy of a personalized newspaper to my e-paper or even print it out in Starbucks? Jason Epstein,…

  Barbara Iverson

  March 11, 2009

  Disruptive Tech, Future of News, New economic models, Publishing, Technology

  blogger, Hardware, Jason Epstein, New York Times, Newspaper, Nick Bilton, Printing, Publishing, The New York Times Company, Wired.com