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  • Science and Technology Technology and Canadian Printing: A History from Lead Type to Lasers

Technology and Canadian Printing: A History from Lead Type to Lasers

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As a communication medium, printing has played a major role in the transformation of Canada.

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As a communication medium, printing has played a major role in the transformation of Canada. It has served as a tool of government and a forum for political debate. Businesses use it for product marketing, administration and exchange of information. It has also been a direct and indirect means by which Canadians have contested and defined the nature of their society. As a manufacturing process, printing has evolved as a diverse industry subject to constant technological change. This report is a survey of the evolution of the printing industry in Canada and the major innovations that have improved productivity, unit cost, speed and volume, flexibility and product quality. Author: Bryan Dewalt. Published: 1995

 

Publisher: National Museum of Science and Technology; 1st Edition (January 1, 1995)

Author(s): Bryan Dewalt

Format: Paperback, 162 pages

Dimensions: 28 cm

ISBN: 9780660120218

Language(s): English

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