Newspaper Club Launches Midi Format for Accessible Creative Printing
By
Tom May
Crisped on the outside, thoughtful enough on the inside.
Summary
Newspaper Club introduces a new 'midi' format that bridges the gap between magazines and newspapers, making creative print publishing more accessible and affordable. The company enables individuals and businesses to print their own newspapers without traditional print runs or production expertise, addressing the disconnect between digital work and physical media.
Key quotes
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They make it easy for anyone, from illustrators to design studios, to get work off the screen and into print, with no need for traditional print runs or knowledge of production.
Your Instagram grid looks decent. Your portfolio PDF is comprehensive. But when did you last hold your own work in your hands?
More broadly, there's something awkward about how we publish creative work now. We spend hours perfecting layouts on a 20-inch monitor, then send people a link
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