Sentence examples for digital presses from inspiring English sources

Pressmen are being trained to operate digital presses designed for shorter runs.

It scans old books, cleans up the images and sends them off to the digital presses.

Printing is cheaper and faster; more importantly, digital presses can run off messages aimed at specific voters.

First, digital presses promise to reduce the cost of publishing by distributing publications before rather than after they are printed.

Fully digital presses can economically produce short runs of a handful of copies or even customise each copy.

So the company is now selling large digital presses to commercial printers who make billboards or in-store marketing materials.

Its purest articulation is found in the digital press release".

In large measure, the article in Consumer Reports was devastating precisely because the magazine (and its Web site) are not part of the hotheaded digital press.

Until last week, when he announced he was leaving his privileged perch to become the Washington bureau chief for The Daily Beast, a two-year-old toddler of the new digital press conceived by Tina Brown and owned by IAC, run by Barry Diller.

"We appreciate that the E.C. is now investigating the case as it could be one of the most important topics for the digital press in the coming years," the publishers said in a statement.

Now her long-term agent Merrilee Heifetz has announced that she has discovered two previously unpublished works by Butler with the help of the archivists at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California, where Butler's papers are housed, and that the stories will be published in June by digital press Open Road Integrated Media.