"One magazine featured us on its cover, and 96percentt of the magazines printed were sold.
Two thousand copies of the 30,000 printed were recently distributed to managers and scientists.
The images I printed were taken with a Nikon Coolpix 990 digital camera at its highest, three-megapixel, setting and tweaked with Adobe Photoshop.
In the GNM Archive collection are two production bills that were displayed in the composing room (or foundry) of the Observer, where the pages were set out and the metal moulds from which the paper was printed were created.
We'll never know whether some of the entries that were printed were forged, whether they were really written in purple ink (or was it lavender? or violet?), whether there were really "many exquisite moments … twenty — count them, diary, twenty….
In a survey of its own printers, copiers and waste-paper bins, Xerox found that two out of five sheets printed were used only once and then discarded after a day.That seems an awful waste.
