Newsletter Archive

Below are links to the DP3 Project's past newsletter issues. The DP3 newsletter debuted in March 2009 and continues to come out quarterly. If you wish to recieve the newsletter as it comes out, you can sign up by filling out the form on the left.

• Issue 1: March 2009
   
• Issue 2: July 2009
   
• Issue 3: October 2009
  • Summary of IPI’s Research into the Tendency of Digitally Printed Materials to Block or Ferrotype at High Humidity
     
• Issue 4: February 2010
   
• Issue 5: May 2010
   
• Issue 6: August 2010
   
• Issue 7: December 2010
  • ID Tip: Offset Lithography or Digital Press?
     
• Issue 8: March 2011
  • Future Directions In Digital Print Preservation Research at IPI
  • Damage to Digital Prints by Adhesives
     
• Issue 9: August 2011
  • ABC's of ISO
     
• Issue 10: November 2011
  • Summary of Abrasion vs. Scratch Study
  • Review of the Aesthetics, Craft, and Care of the Fine Art Digital Print Workshop
  • Inkjet Printed Books at Graph Expo
     
• Issue 11: February 2012
  • What Was Old Is New: How the Photocopier Evolved into the Laser Printer
  • Revision of ISO 18920 Imaging Materials – Reflection Prints – Storage Practices
     
• Issue 12: June 2012
  • Digital Print History - The Siphon Recorder: The 145-year-old Inkjet Printer

• Issue 13: October 2012
  • Standards and Testing for Traditional and Modern Image Media

• Issue 15: March 2013

• Issue 16: June 2013
   
• Issue 17: September 2013
  • Interview with Dr. Andrew Lerwill
     
• Issue 18: December 2013
  • Summary of Study on Minimum Force to Abrasion for Documents and Photographs
  • Review of New Preservation Workshop
     
• Issue 19: March 2014
  • ID Tips: Offset vs. Liquid-toner Electrophotography
     
• Issue 20: June 2014
  • IPI Visit to the 9 /11 Collection at the New York State Museum
     
• Issue 21: September 2014
  • Time, Temperature, and Humidity Limits to Prevent Dye Bleed in Inkjet Photographs
     
• Issue 22: January 2015
  • Completion of IMLS Funded Project: Pollution Damage Mitigation for Inkjet Printed Materials in Museum Collections
     
• Issue 23: April 2015
  • Analog Prints Aren’t Analog Anymore
     
• Issue 24: July 2015
  • Potential for Colorant Transfer Between Adjacent Inkjet Prints During Water Emergencies
  • Mitigation of Light-induced Damage on Modern Digital Prints: Photographs and Documents
     
• Issue 25: October 2015
  • Commercial Inkjet Printing Presses and the Future of Library and Archive Materials
  • Light-induced cracking and abrasion of inkjet prints: Damage and mitigation
     
• Issue 26: December 2015
  • Wide-Format Inkjet Printing
  • Mitigation of Pollution-induced Deterioration of Digital Prints through the Use of Enclosures
     
• Issue 27: March 2016
  • Digital Printer Colors
     
• Issue 28: July 2016
  • Flood Preparedness, Response and Recovery section added to the DP3 website
     
• Issue 29: December 2016
  • Is it Safe to Freeze Inkjet Prints?
  • What Do We Mean by Room, Cool, Cold, and Frozen?
     
• Issue 30: March 2017
  • Completion of the IMLS-funded Disaster Preparedness, Response, and Recovery for Inkjet Printed Materials in Museum Collections
     
• Issue 31: June 2017