Printing

And so when you're looking at those, you know, the seven hours, the 11 interactions, the four touch points, what you've effectively said in that 360 is exactly that, is your ability to think outside just the medium.

Now, Prince having a moment because we're all sick of our digital devices.

So, you know, it's coming back strong.

But in saying that, the ability to think holistically about what this is going to unlock for you.

This is the M&L's Bird Watching at The Louries.

My name's Danette Breitenbach, I'm with Biz Community, and I'm here with one of the jury presidents from Print, Printcraft, Maxwell Guri, who is from Kenya.

Welcome to South Africa.

Thank you so much.

So we played sort of like a good cop, bad cop, sort of.

And yeah, such an amazing experience.

Like shout out to the Print and Printcraft jury this year.

They were excellent.

And that aspect, it's really important to to keep that in perspective and not to forget that, because in the long run, everything that you're talking about in terms of the procedure, it's all going to get to the same place.

And that is ink on paper, you know, and which, by the way, to see books print.

is my favorite part of the job.

I don't get to do it very often at all anymore.

Like when I was in high school, we were doing physical pay stuff for the local newspaper.

Yes, I've done that too.

Like, that's the reason why it's called paste up, because you would literally take print, have little pieces of paper that you would paste into your layout.

Yes.

1861, the Civil War issue.

1875, with all the special printings.

1893, with the Columbian issue.

1871.