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The future of the print industry in India

November 06, 2009 | By Ian Ramsden

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Back in the early 1980’s, futurists predicted that by the year 2000, paper would virtually disappear and be replaced by computers, electronic mail, and digital communications. I was one of them. During the 90’s, with most offices reliant on computers and word processors, it seemed very likely. ...cont´d

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