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—Michael McFee have a whispery urgency, words slanted forward as if hurried by breezes in a dream or a thought or a poem copied out by Petrarch, his compact hand [...]

Alle origini dell'omiletica cristiana: La lettera agli Ebrei, by Paolo Garuti, O.P. Studium Biblicum Franciscanum Analecta 387. Jerusalem: Franciscan Printing Press, 1995. Pp. viii + 439. $35.00 (paper). Paolo Garuti's [...]

The Lincoln Journal Star's printing press failed 6/14, the same day that ex-Quad-City Times publisher Julie Bechtel took over as the paper's publisher. The press was beset by 'electronic error [...]

Electronic inks infused with nanomaterials could find their way into wallpaper computer screens or clothes that regulate body temperature, says Prof. Howard Wang of Binghamton University, Binghamton, N.Y. Prof. Wang […]

Nanosolar Inc. announces that it will build a solar cell manufacturing facility that will eventually produce enough solar cells in one year to generate 430 megawatts of power. For comparison, […]

The Spanish Press began the XIX Century with a clear delay when compared to other European countries, but with the idea of using images in order to improve the newspaper business. This task started with color printing, with the first colored engravings at the end of XVII Century, and ended with a rudimentary photomechanical process with three and four inks in printing magazines and daily newspapers. This paper wants to take a look at the creation of different chromatic codes in the XIX century Spanish Press. In fact, these codes were not built only with technological innovations but were born from artistic tendencies, popular movements and the evolution of the Spanish mass media from a strongly political model of journalism to the formation of real communication holdings.

Christianity's impact on the Indian subcontinent has been deeper and more widespread than its minority status would suggest. Although Christians officially comprise only 2.4 percent of the Indian population (census [...]