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...London in 1757. Reading law at the Inns of Court serves to strengthen the young student's monarchist tendencies. Moreover, the circumstances of his birth only serve to deepen William's belief in British law. Observes Randall: In 1758, "William Franklin, bastard son of a provincial printer, was called to the English bar . . . In every sense, William had become an English gentleman...
Since even overnight delivery may not be fast enough for a country hooked on speed, Federal Express has now developed ZapMail. To send ZapMail, a customer summons a Federal courier to pick up documents, which are then sent by facsimile transmission to another Federal Express office. There a laser printer spews out copies that are hand delivered. Elapsed time: two hours. Under development for five years with the code name Gemini Project, the $100 million electronic-mail venture got off to a slow start in July. Federal cut the price of sending 20 pages of information in half, from...
Monroe Eagell, Lecturer on English "I'd like a better quality Printer for my word processor." And of he were Santa Claus? "I've just been struck by the efficiency of the new supersonic humidifiers. I'd like to give it to an asthmatic who needed...
Explains Gerard Lelievre, TIME'S operations director, "The coders bear a lot of responsibility because they execute the last step in the editorial process. They are the gateway to the printer. When things are running behind, the coders are the ones who work to expedite the process, to get things out quickly, but without mistakes...
...said that 99 percent of all writers don't die of cancer or consumption [tuberculosis] but of printing mistakes?" Gottlieb quipped, after discovering that the misplacement was due to printer error...