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Printing Transportation Maps and Making Them Available to the Public Boosts...
The Maryland Office of Tourism just published this info graphic on the importance of tourism in Maryland. For every $1 Maryland invested in tourism funding last year, $43 in state sales tax was...
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Bring a Printed Map to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
Last month, Mark and I flew to Las Vegas, Nevada, for the International Map Industry Association (Americas) (IMIA) Strategic Planning Session. IMIA (Americas) has some really great things planned for...
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The Map Experience
What if you had never seen a printed map? What if all you only knew about was electronic devices? This tongue in cheek video is an introduction to “a new bio-optical knowledge recording and...
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Have Lithographic Print Nautical Charts Gone Down With the Ship?
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has announced that to save money, the government will stop printing the traditional lithographic paper chart, that has been NOAA’s signature...
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Happy International Print Day
Print is Gloriously Tactile NO WONDER IT DELIVERS RESULTS Humans were designed to touch and feel. Print—an extremely tactile media —caters to this need. While much of the marketing world’s attention...
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What is a Map? Maps Provide the Big Picture
What is a map? A map is a way to present information on music, history, science, and the arts in new ways. A map is a tool that helps you make connections between different places; to connect the...
View ArticlePrint Maps Give you the Big Picture-There’s Nothing like It Online
I love reading about maps in the news, especially printed maps. So, I was pleased to see this article in the Star Tribune about Tom Hedberg: Who needs GPS and Google? Minneapolis map publisher is...
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