#publishing innovation

[ebookporn]

The Fiske Reading Machine: The 1920s Precursor to the Kindle

The Sony Librie, the first e-reader to use a modern electronic-paper screen, came out in 2004. Old as that is in tech years, the basic idea of a handheld device that can store large amounts of text stretches at least eight decades farther back in history. Witness the Fiske Reading Machine, an invention first profiled in a 1922 issue of Scientific American. “The instrument, consisting of a tiny lens and a small roller for operating this eyepiece up and down a vertical column of reading-matter, is a means by which ordinary typewritten copy, when photographically reduced to one-hundredth of the space originally occupied, can be read with quite the facility that the impression of conventional printing type is now revealed to the unaided eye,” writes author S. R. Winters.

Making books compatible with the Fiske Reading Machine involved not digitization, of course, but miniaturization. According to the patents filed by inventor Bradley Allen Fiske (eleven in all, between 1920 and 1935), the text of any book could be photo-engraved onto a copper block, reduced ten times in the process, and then printed onto strips of paper for use in the machine, which would make them readable again through a magnifying lens. A single magnifying lens, that is: “A blinder, attached to the machine, can be operated in obstructing the view of the unused eye.” (Winters adds that “the use of both eyes will doubtless involve the construction of a unit of the reading machine more elaborate than the present design.”)

“Fiske believed he had single-handedly revolutionized the publishing industry,” writes Engadget’s J. Rigg. “Thanks to his ingenuity, books and magazines could be produced for a fraction of their current price. The cost of materials, presses, shipping and the burden of storage could also be slashed. He imagined magazines could be distributed by post for next to nothing, and most powerfully, that publishing in his format would allow everyone access to educational material and entertainment no matter their level of income.” Considering how the relationship between readers and reading material ultimately evolved, thanks not to copper blocks and magnifiers and tiny strips of paper but to computers and the internet, it seems that Fiske was a man ahead of his time.

Alas, the Fiske Reading Machine itself was just on the wrong side of technological history. 

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More like a hand microfiche. ~ eP

#ebooks #e-books #microfiche #librarians #ereaders #publishing innovation #inventors

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The infographic created by Codemotion takes a look at the evolution of books and publishing through the milestone innovations.

Books are evolving on an ongoing basis, and new technologies will continue to change the way we read and consume information in the future.

(via Innovations in books from the movable type to artificial intelligence (infographic))

#books #publishing #infographic #evolution #innovations #technology #artificial intelligence #reader updated

[yeyinde]

I think there's a lot of good that could potentially come from ai, but I just wish we weren't so willing to sacrifice human creativity and the arts to it so quickly.

#i love technology and i love innovation #but theres something incredibly orwellian to me about a computer finishing the passion projects of writers posthumously #its kinda absurd actually #this post is in direct reference to that journalist who was all “okay yeah Yates died sure but i WANT to know the ending of that book!!!” #“it can make a new Goya!!!” #well no actually it isnt its just memorising behaviours and patterns and replicating its idea of what a new piece by Goya would be #“we created a new scene in Wildes play!!!” #no you didnt you added to existing literature but used a computer to think for you #like idk #maybe im weird but maybe lets let the dead stay dead? #i also already see publishing houses releasing posthumous work for profit

[borrelia]

ohhhhh loving bobbybroccoli videos bc like. this is my field. when he says a bunch of scientists didnt feel comfortable making accusations of fraud when it was readily apparent, I Understand. when he says grad students were pressured into donating eggs for experiments and were not comfortable reporting their supervisor for this, I Understand

#the competitive nature of science doesnt just drive forward innovative and useful work #it also makes everyone very afraid of losing their careers #it makes being a problem Dangerous #it makes fraud the most tempting solution for some people #myaa #also every time he talks abt nature and science im like. fuck nature and science all my cohort hates nature and science #like no surprise big scandals keep coming out of their papers #bc they are A BIG PART OF THE PROBLEMMMM THEY LOVE FLASH THEY LOVE PRESTIGE #rarely do you get a ton of outright fraud and abuse from paper published in fucking. plos one.

[peterbordes]

We are thrilled to see BeOp launch their AI application to build conversational content performance ads for the attention economy that drives brand reach, traffic, and most importantly intent-based transactions.

Their next-generation platform is built for today, and tomorrow, bringing together modules for publishers and brands to engage audiences with their unique conversational ads that increase attention and intent. As well as generate, and capture data in their DMP for both supply and demand partners. Who can then push to their CRM, DMP, or CDP. This is very aligned with our belief in audience data empowerment.

#BiOp #ai #marketing #advertising #innovation #adtech #data #content marketing #publishers #brands #digital agency

[warriorfujoshi]

I would become one of those people who rattle off the whole “ffxiv the critically acclaimed mmorpg with a free trial up to level 60” spiel for nty except I can’t recommend this game to anyone unless theyve done a psych eval and signed 6 waivers for the contents of ossan route alone ^q^

#no thank you!? you mean no thank you!!! the first game published by parade in 2013 which features the innovative flag destroying no thank yo #u button system #body hair toggleability #and background fellatio audio!? #nty #parade

[septembersghost]

One of the disheartening parts of the music industry are the managers’ & those around them roles in the lives of the artists. Elvis, TLC, Kelly, Taylor, and others etc. Elvis’s estate & legacy was $5mil at his death (worth $500mil now). TLC had to file Chapter 11 despite selling millions of albums. Kelly & Taylor sued by ex-managers for future percentages of contracts - paperwork hadn’t been signed or processed properly- it was the talents’ work ethic that led to success despite those hired).

absolutely, that battle between commerce/capitalism and art (and artists' rights) has been fought across time and even so many transitions, and seemingly progress, in the music industry (sadly true of the film industry and studio system too). managers, agents, producers, the people in it for the money, they don't have to know anything about or have any true hand in creating the art, yet they monitize it, often prioritizing their own interests. so often they tend to undervalue and overwork the heart and humanity of the talent, the worth they see in that art is dollar signs rather than meaning.

#it haunts me thinking about the fact that we'll never know what e could've created or recorded #were it not for those stipulations in his contracts and the publishing rights the colonel demanded #which cut him off from so much access to songwriters and to innovation/progress (not to mention the issues with the films) #and now in a way we're seeing that similar mentality with the business of the back catalogs #it's such a hard thing and there are irreconcilable differences in that view of worth #anonymous #letterbox

[voluptuarian]

General reading public: we liked the Penelopiad

Publishers: We have more Penelopiad at home

The Penelopiad at home:

#like I've been trying to put my finger on the energy going on with this YA-centric quasi-feminist modern mythology thing #and then the other day I realized every writer and publisher is just trying to peddle their Great Value Brand Penelopiad #like the audacity-- you're not going to be Margaret Atwood ok #also #the Penelopiad worked because it had something new to say #trying to do the same thing it did but shittier is only going to make what you produce look worse than it already does #this is really what I've been sensing and been rubbed wrong by forever because #I want interesting unique takes on greek mythology that work well with the source material or do something creative and new with it #not 600 Atwood clones #I would just ask them to come up with something actually innovative to do with greek mythology #but honestly that's probably not realistic #so we get This Shit instead #greek mythology #lore and more

[worldipday]

Can Access to Published Research Help Local Science and Innovation?

Low-cost access to information can drive research and clinical trials in developing economies and contribute to SDGs. But different regions are affected in different ways. So how can low-performing institutions catch up? So far, the public debate on access to medicine, neglected diseases, and patent-protected technology has underplayed the potential of access to information for economic development. Similarly, earlier research has revealed a startling gap between lower- and higher-income countries in terms of access to knowledge, with over half of medical institutions having had no subscriptions to academic literature in lower-income countries.

Several UN agencies and major academic publishers launched the Research For Life (R4L) initiative to fill this gap. The World Health Organization (WHO) runs Health InterNetwork Access to Research Initiative (Hinari), one of fiveprograms under the R4L umbrella. It provides free or low-cost access to academic literature to at least 270,000 researchers in over 100 developing economies. This is for this WHO-led program alone. The entire initiative includes more than 21,000 peer-reviewed journals, 69,000 e-books and 115 data and other sources. Focusing on Hinari, a new WIPO research paper carried out empirical analysis of millions of data points to understand the strengths and weaknesses of the program. It is the first study to link access to scientific publications in developing countries to welfare along the science-to innovation pipeline. The report shows a local increase in health science publications of up to 75% after joining Hinari. Likewise, involvement in international clinical trials grew by over 20%, suggesting that research and innovation in local institutions improved. Screening over 36 million scientific papers in PubMed, a repository of health science, the study found more than 167,000 papers coauthored by local researchers in developing economies, which cited clinical trials conducted worldwide over 30 years.

However, this uptick in science publishing and clinical trials only partially translated into global patents and inventions. The study attributes this to developing countries often lacking infrastructure and funding to transfer new findings into patented technologies. This gap reveals the remaining challenges in developing innovation and IP systems. Moreover, the study also finds that local context matters. Institutions in specific regions and those that already had a high research performance benefited most from the Hinari program. This also means that it is harder for others to catch up, despite better access to information.

Access to global knowledge counts on the ground Empowering local researchers by providing access to information is essential to their work. Researchers tend to target diseases that affect the local population and may be overlooked by researchers abroad. Enabling such access may help innovation in neglected diseases, mainly by connecting local teams to the global knowledge base. Aside from increased scientific activity, R4L also reports direct effects from Hinari regarding medical practice and patient care. The initiative quotes Dr. Nguyen Duc Chinh from Viet Duc Hospital, Hanoi, Viet Nam: “Good research, in short, leads to better patient care.” The doctor relied heavily on Hinari for his PhD on intestinal TB and surgical treatment. TB is prevalent in Viet Nam, but there is a relative lack of information on intestinal TB. “With the information and knowledge we obtain,” he says, “we feel more confident in practicing and implementing respected medical expertise from around the world.” Dr. Sami Hyacinthe Kambire at Kamboinsé Research Station, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, also found his research progressing faster and wrote grantwinning funding proposals thanks to Hinari. Before his institution adopted R4L, Dr. Kambire often devoted considerable time to research already

performed elsewhere. The initiative helped reduce these duplicative research efforts in global health sciences and increase the quality of local teaching and education.

Access to information affects institutions differently Despite the impacts, the study also found that the program effects differed for different parts of the world. Research institutions in the Carribean, Central Asia, Europe and Latin America benefited the most in generating new scientific knowledge. On average, their academic paper output increased by 80–100%. Regarding clinical trials, program participation is most impactful for East Asia, the Pacific, the Middle East and North Africa. Trial activity rose by up to 35% at institutions in these regions. That does not mean other regions did not gain from the program, but the impact has been less pronounced.

However, there are also institutional differences. Notably, the study authors wanted to avoid comparing apples to oranges, because high- and low-performing research institutions differ. The high performers might be more likely to adopt the Hinari program in the first place. Seeing more publications might also be an outcome of the institutionsʼ selection into the program rather than an outcome of the program and better access to knowledge on the ground. To reveal the causal effects rather than mere correlations, the study compares different fields. This means health sciences supported by the program are matched against other research fields not supported by Hinari but conducted at the same institution.

How to make the most of access to information Having ruled out the factors described above, the report suggests that program management could improve in two ways. First, it shows that already productive institutions benefit more from Hinari. For example, research institutions that have previously published academic papers see an average 60–70% increase in their publications after joining. This increase is only around 40% for institutions that rarely published scientific works previously. This suggests that Hinari preserves the gap between the most and least productive institutions for scientific publications and clinical trials. Under these conditions, the least productive institutions are, all else being equal, less likely to catch up. Still, the study ultimately supports the view that the Hinari program and the R4L initiative contribute to achieving the SDGs. They help boost research and innovation capacity in developing economies and improve health services (SDG 3) and education quality (SDG 4) at local institutions. They also aim to build industry, innovation and infrastructure, thus encouraging decent economic growth (SDGs 8 and 9).

The R4L initiative is also an excellent example of how private–public initiatives can make a difference. It joins private sector stakeholders from the global publishing industry and research institutions in the UN member states in a win–win situation. For research institutions, the initiative provides a practical solution. Their libraries and labs often need to be better resourced, and R4L improves access to information for students and researchers. It is also a smart way for industry stakeholders to show their corporate social responsibility and enhance their social impact in developing economies. It could also help grow local demand and the customer base in the long term. Moreover, easing access to published research through initiatives like Hinari and WIPOʼs Access to Research for Development and Innovation (ARDI) program can significantly affect research output and contribute to desired social and economic outcomes laid out in the SDGs. UN agencies like the WHO and WIPO have been vital matchmakers. However, addressing existing gaps through schemes such as WIPOʼs Technology and Innovation Support Centers (TISCs) may help build local infrastructure and contribute to a vibrant IP and innovation system. In conclusion, the reportʼs findings on success and remaining challenges may inform stakeholdersʼ decisions to renew or change their commitment to R4L beyond 2025.

#patent-protected technology #Published Research #Local Science and Innovation #research and clinical trials #patented technologies #world i.p. day #26 april #R4L initiative #sdg3 #sdg4 #sdg8 #sdg9 #Technology and Innovation Support Centers (TISCs) #Access to Research for Development and Innovation (ARDI) program #ip and the sdgs

[marketingprofitmedia]

How to Create Passive Income With Ai-Powered Children’s Storybooks

Create passive income by developing AI-powered children’s storybooks and selling or licensing them online. Monetize through regular sales, subscriptions, or ad revenue.

The key is to offer unique stories which adapt to the reader’s responses, creating an immersive experience. Utilizing platforms such as Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing or establishing a dedicated app, authors can reach a global audience. As digital media consumption continues to rise, parents and educators seek out innovative educational materials, positioning AI-generated storybooks as a lucrative venture. By establishing a robust online presence and employing strategic digital marketing techniques, you can attract a loyal customer base, ensuring a steady stream of income with minimal ongoing effort.

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The Rise Of Ai In Publishing

Imagine a world where books come to life with the help of AI. That’s what’s happening in publishing today. AI is changing the game for authors and readers alike. Stories can now be personalized and crafted in ways we never thought possible. This rise of AI is making it easier to create passive income streams, especially in the world of children’s storybooks.

Innovations In Storytelling

AI-powered storytelling introduces a new era in children’s books. Interactive experiences now captivate young minds like never before. Let’s explore this innovative world:

Personalized Endings: AI can create multiple story endings. Kids feel the thrill of unique outcomes each time they read.

Character Customization: Children choose and name characters. This builds a personal connection with the story.

Language Learning: Stories adapt to include new words for language skills. Kids learn while they enjoy a magical reading journey.

Ai’s Role In Content Creation

AI is not just a tool for innovation; it’s now a creator. In the realm of children’s books, AI aids content creation by:

AI FunctionContent Creation ImpactWriting AssistanceAuthors receive help with grammar and story flow. Stories become polished and more engaging.Image GenerationCustom illustrations are crafted at the click of a button, bringing stories to life in vivid colors.Interactive ElementsStories gain puzzles and quizzes. These elements make reading fun and educational for kids.

Identifying Opportunities In Children’s Literature

Exploring the magical realm of children’s literature opens doors to incredible passive income possibilities.

Dive into the world of kids’ stories and discover how leveraging AI can unlock earning potential.

Gaps In The Market

Uncovering hidden niches in children’s books is akin to finding treasure. Look for:

Underserved genres: Seek out themes or topics less common yet in demand.

Age gaps: Find age groups that lack variety in storytelling options.

Cultural diversity: Offer tales that embrace different backgrounds and experiences.

Languages: Tap into the need for stories in multiple languages.

Trends In Children’s Preferences

Keep a finger on the pulse of what captivates young minds:

TrendOpportunityInteractive StoriesCreate engaging experiences with choices that shape the tale.Educational ContentCombine learning and fun to attract parents and educators.PersonalizationDevelop stories that can be customized to each child.Augmented RealityIncorporate AR to bring narratives to life in a new dimension.

By identifying these opportunities and capitalizing on them with AI, creators can craft stories that not only enchant but also generate passive income.

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Building The Foundation For Your Ai Storybook

Welcome aspiring authors to the exciting journey of bringing stories to life through the power of Artificial Intelligence. Crafting an AI-powered children’s storybook is an adventure in itself, one that begins with laying a solid groundwork. This foundation is crucial for creating a passive income source that entertains, educates, and inspires young minds. Let’s start with the basics and build our way up to a magical AI storybook!

Choosing A Theme

First things first, selecting a theme is like picking a destination for your storybook adventure. The theme serves as the backbone of your AI tale, guiding the plot, setting, and characters. For a children’s storybook, consider themes that are enchanting, educational, and relatable to young readers.

Adventure in Outer Space

Secrets of the Enchanted Forest

Life Lessons at Summer Camp

These are just a few ideas to get the creative gears turning. Think about what captivates the imagination of children and embark on a theme that unlocks a world of possibilities.

Crafting A Diverse Character Cast

Next up, we create a cast of characters as vibrant and diverse as the world around us. Each character should bring their own flavor to the story, promoting inclusivity and representation.

CharacterRoleUnique TraitZara the BraveHeroineLoves to solve puzzlesLeo the InventorSidekickInvents cool gadgetsMr. WhiskersMentorWise talking cat

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Leveraging Ai For Personalized Stories

Leveraging AI for Personalized Stories is a game-changer in the world of children’s books. Such technology allows for unique narratives tailored to each reader. Imagine storybooks that address your child by name and incorporate their interests. This is not just a dream anymore; AI makes it possible for every story to be as unique as the child reading it. Engage young readers like never before with tales crafted specifically for them.

Customization Tools

Create magic with AI-powered storybooks using advanced customization tools. Start by selecting story themes and characters. Build an imaginative world with options that mirror your child’s world. Choose a protagonist with the same name or similar traits. Decide on settings familiar to the child or fantastically exotic. With AI, each book morphs into a private universe where every plot twist feels designed just for them.

Choose protagonist names

Select favorite themes

Personalize character traits

Custom environments

Interactive Experience Creation

Beyond names and traits, enrich your stories with interactive experience creation. AI integrates puzzles and educational challenges relevant to the story. Children interact directly with the tale, making choices that influence the outcome. An endless combination of options means no two adventures are the same. Kids stay hooked. Learning becomes fun. They grow through play and storytelling.

Integrate interactive puzzles

Include educational activities

Offer choices that affect the story

Provide a variety of outcomes

AI-powered storybooks offer personalized and interactive experiences like never before. They captivate young minds, making reading an adventure uniquely theirs. Customization tools and interactive experiences empower kids to be the heroes of their own stories.

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Monetization Models For Ai Storybooks

Exploring the ‘Monetization Models for AI Storybooks’ reveals effective ways to turn smart, AI-crafted tales into streams of passive income.

Subscription Services

Subscription services offer readers a treasure of stories. They pay regularly to access new AI storybooks. This creates a dependable income for creators. Here’s how to shine with subscriptions:

Set clear plans: Offer monthly, quarterly, or yearly options.

Provide perks: Subscribers love exclusive content or features.

Keep content fresh: Release new books consistently to keep kids excited.

With the right books, children will eagerly await each update. This model builds a loyal audience. Loyal readers are assets.

One-time Purchases

One-time purchases are simple. Parents buy a book and own it forever. Here’s why this model works well:

Easy to understand: Pay once, enjoy forever.

No commitment: Perfect for those hesitant to subscribe.

Sample your service: Lets families try your stories without pressure.

Creating combinations of popular stories can lead to special edition sales. Bundles attract purchases. Kids love collections!

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Marketing Strategies For Success

Embarking on the journey to create passive income with AI-powered children’s storybooks requires savvy marketing strategies. These strategies are vital for success, turning a great product into a commercial hit. Let’s explore how to capture the hearts and imaginations of both parents and children for your AI storybook adventure.

Social Media Promotion

Make waves online with social media promotion! Showcase your storybooks where parents and children spend time scrolling: Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Vibrant images and engaging snippets from your books will spark curiosity. Here are some social media tips:

Create captivating visuals: Post colorful and immersive book scenes.

Interact with followers: Respond swiftly to comments and messages.

Use hashtags strategically: Help your content reach a wider audience.

Run contests and giveaways: Engage users and spread the word.

Share testimonials and reviews: Build trust with real-life feedback.

Partnering With Educational Institutions

Forge powerful alliances with schools and learning centers. This partnership can give your AI-powered storybooks a stamp of educational approval. Here’s how:

Pitch to educators: Show how your storybooks can aid learning.

Offer samples: Let the quality speak for itself.

Propose co-branded events: Fun reading sessions or book fairs.

Provide discounts: Encourage bulk purchases for classrooms.

Seek endorsements: Earn recommendations from teachers and librarians.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

How To Use Ai For Passive Income?

To generate passive income using AI, you can create AI-powered content for blogs, develop smart tools or applications, and trade using AI-driven investment platforms. Always monitor performance to optimize revenue.

Can You Make Passive Income From A Book?

Yes, you can earn passive income from a book by self-publishing or securing a traditional publishing deal, thus receiving royalties from its sales over time.

What Is Passive Income With Ai Storybooks?

Creating passive income with AI storybooks involves leveraging artificial intelligence to generate children’s books that continually produce revenue with minimal ongoing effort.

How Do You Monetize Ai-generated Storybooks?

Monetizing AI-generated storybooks can be done through direct sales, subscription models, or by placing them on platforms that offer royalties or pay-per-read schemes.

Can Ai Create Original Children’s Stories?

Yes, AI can craft original children’s stories by using natural language processing and machine learning algorithms to generate unique content.

Conclusion

Embarking on the journey of AI-powered children’s storybooks offers a new frontier in passive income. It merges creativity with technology, helping writers tap into a lucrative market. As we’ve explored, the right tools and strategies can turn a simple idea into a steady revenue stream.

Let’s transform storytelling and financial growth together by embracing this innovative approach.

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BKV-Preis 2024 für Junges Kunsthandwerk: die PreisträgerInnen

Der 2006 erstmals ausgelobte BKV-Preis für Junges Kunsthandwerk findet in diesem Jahr zum achtzehnten Mal statt. Aus insgesamt 66 Einreichungen, die in diesem Jahr aus 16 Ländern eingingen, ermittelte die Jury drei Preisträger und zwei Belobigungen. Die Preisverleihung fand am Samstag, 2. März 2024, um 14 Uhr auf der Bühne der Internationalen Handwerksmesse IHM, Halle B 1, statt. Zhipeng Wang,…

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[justprintoholics]

Revolutionizing Printing: Unveiling the Wonders of 3D Printing with Just Printoholics

In the heart of Naraina, Delhi, a printing revolution is underway. Just Printoholics, a leading printing company in Naraina, is making waves in the industry with its innovative approach to printing and publishing. As the best printing company in Delhi, Just Printoholics is spearheading the adoption of 3D printing technology, transforming the landscape of traditional printing and publishing.

Understanding 3D Printing: 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a groundbreaking technology that constructs objects layer by layer from digital models. Unlike conventional printing methods that involve subtractive processes, 3D printing adds material layer upon layer, allowing for the creation of intricate and complex structures. Just Printoholics has embraced this cutting-edge technology, pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved in the world of printing and publishing.

The Rise of Just Printoholics in Naraina: Naraina, a bustling locality in Delhi, has witnessed the rise of Just Printoholics as the go-to printing company. With a commitment to quality and innovation, the firm has carved a niche for itself in the competitive printing industry. Specializing in 3D printing, Just Printoholics offers a wide range of services, from prototyping to custom designs, catering to the diverse needs of its clientele.

Best Printing Company in Delhi: Just Printoholics has earned the prestigious title of the best printing company in Delhi, owing to its relentless pursuit of excellence and customer satisfaction. The company's state-of-the-art infrastructure and a team of skilled professionals contribute to its reputation for delivering top-notch printing and publishing solutions. From business cards to promotional materials, Just Printoholics ensures that each project is handled with precision and care.

Exploring the Potential of 3D Printing: One of the key aspects that sets Just Printoholics apart is its unwavering commitment to exploring the full potential of 3D printing technology. Traditional printing methods often face limitations in producing complex designs, but 3D printing opens up a realm of possibilities. Just Printoholics leverages this technology to create prototypes, architectural models, and even personalized products with intricate details that were once deemed impossible.

Applications in Printing and Publishing: The applications of 3D printing in the realm of printing and publishing are vast and transformative. Just Printoholics caters to a diverse clientele, ranging from architects and designers to businesses and individuals. The ability to create three-dimensional prototypes allows for a more tactile and realistic representation of ideas. This has proven invaluable in fields such as product development, where prototyping is a crucial step in the design process.

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Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Unreal Engine 5 Remake Revealed

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Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Unreal Engine 5 Remake Revealed

Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons, the award-winning 2013 indie from developer Starbreeze Studios, is getting remade. Italy-based developer Avantgarden, the team behind 2017’s Last Day Of June and formerly named Ovosonico, is handling the remake and building it in Unreal Engine 5. Original publisher 505 Games is publishing the remake, which hits PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on February 28, as well. 

505 Games says original Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons director, Josef Fares, who later founded Hazelight Studios, which won Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2021 for It Takes Two, has endorsed the remake. 

Check out the Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake for yourself in the reveal trailer below: 

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“Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake faithfully re-tells the remarkable heart-rending journey of brothers Naia and Naiee as they embark on a quest to save the life of their dying father,” a press release reads. “Built on the Unreal Engine 5, every step of the brothers’ journey has been painstakingly rebuilt from the ground up for the most immersive story possible, whilst remaining faithful to the original game. 

“As an additional bonus, the classic single-player experience is now also joined by local co-op, allowing friends to each control a brother’s actions.” 

Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons won a BAFTA for Game Innovation, the Downloadable Game of the Year from the D.I.C.E and Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences awards, and Best Xbox Game as the VGAs after its release. 

Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake hits PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam, the Epic Game Store, and GOG, on February 28, 2024.

For more, read Game Informer’s review of Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons. 

Have you played the original Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons? Let us know if you’re excited bout this remake in the comments below!

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[akwyz]

Revolutionizing Accessibility: The Journey of Scribley and the Future of Alt Text

"Yes if I could wave a magic wand then organisations would hold themselves accountable to the Alt text that they are publishing just like any other content they are publishing. It's part of that process"​ #axschat

Introduction In a recent enlightening Axschat podcast, Caroline Desrosiers, the founder of Scribley, shared her insights into the evolving world of digital accessibility, mainly focusing on Alt text and its crucial role in content accessibility. The Genesis of Scribley Caroline’s journey began in digital publishing, where she first encountered the challenges of image descriptions in…

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[wild-garden-fairy]

Will I ever understand anti-copyright? Who knows... Google doesn't seem to have the answers.

#i don't understand what innovation they think will happen? #corporations all remaking each others films? #corporations doing rushed jobs to be the first to make the film to a popular book? #78479845 smutty retellings of some modern story for me to skip past like all the Hades and Persephone ones? #the death of indie authors posting their unique books for free for feedback before publishing? (very innovative) #(i'm for copyright reform and shortening btw)