Dusting For Print

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• Lifestyle

  

  Feast Your Eyes: Strawberry Dust Devil Ballet

  Watch this moment of unexpected beauty, as a mini-tornado lifts plastic sheeting off a strawberry field and twirls it through the air.

  by Nicola Twilley +

• Culture

  

  Image of the Day: The International Space Station Looks Like a Speck of Dust on the Sun

  Astrophotographer Alan Friedman had just 0.2 seconds to capture this amazing image of International Space Station crossing in front of the sun.

  by Nicola Twilley +

• Lifestyle

  

  Dietary Supplements: Gold Dust, Pepperoni Potatoes, and the Cheese Police

  Standing in alcohol won't get you drunk, and other important news, in today's daily roundup of what we're reading at GOOD Food HQ. Enjoy!

  by Nicola Twilley +

• Issue 007

  

  Project 007: Kennedy Prints

  belonax sent us these pictures for Project 007. He writes: "Attached are some photos of the workshop at Kennedy Prints, a small but amazing...

  by GOOD +

• Design

  

  Project 007: Hatch Show Print

  For Project 007 we asked you to send in documentation of a lost or endangered art. Our example was a letterpress print shop and, as it turns out,...

  by GOOD +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Is This the Future of Print Media?

  Here's an interesting idea: "[For] people around the world, who need to and want to consume information, whether it be in developing countries or...

  by Zach Frechette +

• Business

  

  From the Community Blog: The Perils of Printing Money

  This week in GOOD's community blog, reader MMBTKS explains and evaluates the Federal Reserve's plan to buy up $1.2 trillion in government debt by...

  by GOOD +

• Business

  

  Is Live Performace the Future of Print?

  Chris Anderson's new book, Free: The Future of a Radical Price, is a case study in the chaotic state of the media business. The book argues that...

  by Andrew Price 1

• News

  

  The Tiger Stone: A Contraption that "Prints" Roads

  This ingenious machine that lays down ready-made brick road really grabbed the internet's attention this morning.

  by Andrew Price +

• Design

  

  Print. It Ain't Dead Yet

  Print is dead. Or is it just sleeping?

  by Allison Arieff +

• Lifestyle

  

  Printing Nutrition Labels on Food (Literally)

  You can't miss these food labels. They're actually printed on egg shells and stamped onto meats.

  by Peter Smith +

• News

  

  Obama Prints From Munk One And Sam Flores

  Munk One and Sam Flores, two artists steeped in the street art scene, have made new limited-edition Obama prints. Each is going for...

  by Andrew Price +

• Business

  

  Staturday: Newspapers Printed Versus Blogs Posted

  By Matthew Manos.

  by GOOD 2

• Environment

  

  Ink-Jet Technology Can Print Cheap Solar Panels

  An ink made up of solar-capturing elements can be used to print up solar panels just like regular people print out documents.

  by Sarah Laskow

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• Environment

  

  Plantable Print: The New Trend in Sustainable Packaging

  As a devoted reader torn between my love for print and my love for trees, I'm eager to check out this horticultural alternative to the digital...

  by Sasha Jones 5

• Technology

  

  Thwarting Waste with a File Format That Can't Be Printed

  The World Wildlife Fund has released a new file format—WWF, of course—which is, essentially, "a PDF that cannot be printed out."

  by GOOD +

• Design

  

  Nike Print Pack: Shoes Made from Old Magazines

  Maybe there's life for print publications after all. Or at least an afterlife. Nike has released a set of shoes made from old glossies.

  by GOOD +

• Business

  

  "Print A Forest" Turns Your Printer into a Tree-Planting Machine

  What if every 100 pages you print (re)planted a tree?

  by Alex Goldmark +

• Business

  

  Tomorrow Will Be the Seattle Post-Intelligencer's Last Day in Print

  As you've probably heard, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, one of our nation's venerable old broadsheets, will publish its last print issue...

  by Andrew Price +

• Technology

  

  If You Printed Twitter... Quantifying the Astounding Volume of Tweets

  If you printed Twitter, you'd be able fill 133,000 copies of the King James Bible-and if you laid those printed pages end-to-end, they'd could be...

  by Patrick James 1