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Is It Time to Bring Paper Back to the Classroom?
Clinicians are warning about the potential impact of classroom screen time. Could putting more paper back into lessons help children learn in a healthier balance? Children are spending more of their school day on screens, from reading digital textbooks to completing worksheets on tablets. But with more than 150 clinicians calling for action on classroom…
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How tactile print is making art more accessible
An innovative project between Canon and the Royal Society for Blind Children is demonstrating how print can bring images to life through touch, creating new ways for young people to experience creativity and visual storytelling. Photography is traditionally an art form experienced through sight. But what if images could be felt as well as seen?…
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Paperisation: The Trend Everyone Is Talking About
From supermarket shelves to global sporting events, paper-based packaging is becoming one of the biggest talking points in the sustainability conversation. As businesses look to reduce their reliance on fossil fuel-based materials and governments introduce new packaging regulations, a growing number of brands are turning to fibre-based alternatives. Public Demand Is Driving Change Consumers are…
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Can Print Marketing Give Start-ups A Competitive Advantage?
In business, print marketing is often seen as a more traditional approach to reaching customers. The days of catalogue shopping and printed menus slipped through letterboxes may feel different from today, with screens dominating day-to-day content consumption. But that doesn’t mean print media has lost its value. In fact, for start-ups, this more traditional method…
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Remembering Dolly Parton: A Legacy of Love, Books and Imagination
The world is saying goodbye to Dolly Parton. The legendary singer, songwriter, storyteller and philanthropist sadly died on the 25th August 2026, aged 80. Dolly Parton is leaving behind a remarkable legacy of music, generosity and love. Whilst she will wholeheartedly be remembered for her incredible music and acting career – and not to forget…
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New Love Paper Website Is Here!
Love Paper has unveiled its completely redesigned website, creating a fresh and engaging digital destination dedicated to celebrating the environmental, practical and creative benefits of paper, print and paper-based packaging. Our new website, www.lovepaper.org, has been created to make it easier than ever for consumers, educators, brands and the media to discover the facts about paper…
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Why Paper Invitations Still Matter In A Digital World
From online calendars and instant messaging to digital RSVPs and virtual events, much of modern life has moved online. But despite this shift towards digital communication, one tradition continues to hold its place: the paper invitation. Whether announcing a wedding, milestone birthday, christening or anniversary celebration, paper invitations remain a popular choice for life’s most…
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The Summer We Put Our Phones Down
There was once a time when summers didn’t live inside a screen; It lived in paper maps. Postcards, paperbacks slightly swollen from sun cream, playing cards, and holiday journals filled with ticked photos and half-finished thoughts. This summer, as notifications compete for every spare second and doomscrolling for 5 minutes turns into hours, rediscover the…
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The Enduring Power Of Print Cookbooks
Fuelled by the pandemic and the tactile pleasure of print, sales of print cookbooks continue to be strong. Book publishing is a challenging business to be in. Bestsellers in the fiction market will come and go, with little warning as to why they became bestsellers and how long they will continue to sell. While there…
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Should You Annotate Books?
Reading can sometimes be treated as an almost sacred activity. Some believe that books have to be kept pristine, their pages untouched except for the occasional bookmark slipped between chapters. Writing in the margins or folding corners is considered by many readers to be a form of damage. Today, however, attitudes are changing. Across social…
