‘A cultural shift you can’t deny:’ San Diego Reader ceases printing and goes fully digital
When Jim Holman founded the San Diego Reader in late 1972, the city’s population was around 700,000. It cost $400 to print 20,000 newspapers. The cover story was about Horton Plaza — the downtown park ...
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Black Archives: Capturing African American Life in Photographs
The library is sharing ways to celebrate Black History Month, sharing photos and stories to inspire the next generation to be ...
Gen Z embracing physical photographs, printing twice as many snaps as other generations
The poll, of 2,000 adults, found 43% people, aged 18 to 27, regularly turn digital photos into physical ones, compared to just 5% of Boomers.
Cytology brushes: A new way to decipher the past with DNA from parchment pages
At NC State University, an English professor is searching for clues from the past. He's looked back as far as the eighth ...
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Big Tech Has Changed Our Lives for the Better
The internet and digital technology sometimes get a bad rap, but it is worth remembering just how much they have transformed ...