We've got a real series going here (don't think summer re-runs, please!), and today I'm sending you to a couple of posts that are, IMHO, extremely interesting and/or relevant, including one that I've authored.
First, I've penned a guest blog post that appears over at Printer Industry News, one of the Photizo Group's web properties. In my post on HP's new printing organization, I expand on what began as a simple conversation (one of many I've had in the last three weeks). I would love to have my readers comment, too. Any change is a potential risk, so what do you think? You're invited to comment here, there, or both places.
And another post, this one coming as a nice surprise, is over at Fabbaloo, a blog covering "Fabbing, 3D Printing, and Desktop Manufacturing." (see "Lyons Recognizes 3D Printing".) The Fabbaloo folks picked up on the reference to 3-Dimensional Printing in my June 2008 Observations, "New Horizons in Printing". Check them out, including today's post, featuring the current PRINT Magazine cover illustration (see left), Type and Form.
First, I've penned a guest blog post that appears over at Printer Industry News, one of the Photizo Group's web properties. In my post on HP's new printing organization, I expand on what began as a simple conversation (one of many I've had in the last three weeks). I would love to have my readers comment, too. Any change is a potential risk, so what do you think? You're invited to comment here, there, or both places.
And another post, this one coming as a nice surprise, is over at Fabbaloo, a blog covering "Fabbing, 3D Printing, and Desktop Manufacturing." (see "Lyons Recognizes 3D Printing".) The Fabbaloo folks picked up on the reference to 3-Dimensional Printing in my June 2008 Observations, "New Horizons in Printing". Check them out, including today's post, featuring the current PRINT Magazine cover illustration (see left), Type and Form.
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