25 years ago Apple and a handful of partners ignited the digital publishing revolution. I was there, a senior member of Apple’s pioneering team, along with visionaries and change agents from Adobe, Aldus, Quark and others. Our work laid the foundations for digital content and publishing, key milestones on the road to the Web, social media, blogging, and other 21st century communications.
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Revised on June 16, 2010
Way back in the digital Dark Ages of the early 1990s, some of my colleagues left Aldus, a digital publishing pioneer, to found a company called MetaBridge. Their goal was to develop a “cross-media” publishing platform that would enable content owners and publishers to readily adapt content for optimal display across multiple resolutions and aspect […]
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Revised on December 18, 2009