Google's controversial print service which scans and indexes the contents of books–went live this week with thousands of public-domain works.
Hamilton argued that controversial articles printed in Zenger's New-York Weekly Journal were true and therefore could not be considered libelous.
Different generations, from Duchamp's readymades to Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans and Prince's controversial Instagram photo prints, have used the language of appropriation to discuss how media is consumed at any given time.
In January, two gunmen claiming allegiance to al-Qaida killed 12 in an assault on the offices of Charlie Hebdo, the satirical magazine in Paris that had printed controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
According to the political author and journalist Chris Faraone, while the controversial book's print sales have remained minimal for many years, its various eBook versions consistently appear in politics, history and philosophy "Top 20" lists for retailers like Amazon or iTunes.
Even more troubling, the critics say, may be an emerging double standard in the way courts treat traditional print publishers and their online offshoots, especially when it concerns printing a controversial address in a newspaper vs. linking to it from a Web page.
A prominent newspaper publisher, El Malick Seck, was jailed for printing a controversial article about the president and his son.
At this time he formed, with his son-in-law René Hague, a private press at his home in Pigotts where in 1931 he printed his controversial essay, "Typography".
It's generally not the place to find life-saving medical devices, or to explore controversial issues like the printing of guns.
You've seen the controversial Burberry Body fragrance print ad starring a nearly nude Rosie Huntington-Whiteley dressed in just a rose gold satin trench coat.
