“I think print is generally perceived as less sexy” – this image problem, summed up by Haeme Ulrich, is discussed by Ulrich and Bernd Zipper in the current episode of the Jabberfish podcast. According to Haeme Ulrich, the often invoked “print vs. online” dichotomy won’t last much longer: For the near future, he predicts rather a peaceful coexistence or even synergies.
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200 companies are represented by the Verband Druck & Medientechnik Österreich (“Printing & Media Technology Association of Austria”). Membership consists of small businesses and international groups of companies in the printing industry and related professions.
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Jabberfish (chatterbox) is the name of the Swiss-German podcast by Haeme Ulrich and Bernd Zipper. Their approach is interesting: it is neither about technology nor directly about the print industry – it is about “…something with media”. Why have the two consultants chosen such an offbeat title?
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In a media world in which the moving image determines our communication, print must explore creative possibilities in order to use interactive content profitably. This is because movement multiplies the memory value.
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