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Hawaii the first US state to ban plastic bags

Honolulu - The option to choose paper or plastic is officially coming to an end in sunny Hawaii, the first U.S. state to ban plastic bags.

In the Media by Anne Sewell - 4 comments

Trouble brewing in the mills with the Newark Group

As the Newark Group plans for their one-hundred years of innovation anniversary, a troubled past lessens the hope that they will be around for another ten years, let alone one-hundred more.

In the Media by Nicole Byerly

Staples to sell Dunder Mifflin paper products

Scranton - Big box office supply store Staples will sell products based on a fictional company Dunder Mifflin from the NBC comedy "The Office" .

In the Media by Paul Bright

Boy made to 'repent sins' by eating paper with 'sorry' on it

Northallerton - In a bizarre development at a school in Northallerton, England, a mother has pulled her son out of school after a church group forced him to eat a note saying "sorry".

In the Media by Christopher Bates - 5 comments

The Future of Publishing is Wood-Free

The publishing world is changing, and whether in a screen or on the shelf, traditional wood-pulp paper must wave farewell.

In the Media by Kate Padilla - 2 comments

U.S. sets off alert over Chinese paper

Dalian - A paper written by a Chinese graduate student regarding the vulnerability of the U.S. power grid has raised concern in the U.S. congress.

In the Media by Wang Fangqing

London Paper faces closure

News International has suggested it will shut down The London Paper, a free evening paper which is currently running at a loss.

In the Media by Jane Fazackarley - 3 comments

Twitter launches Twitter101, announces new homepage design

Twitter has just announced a new site called Twitter 101 which provides advice to businesses on how to best integrate Twitter into their offerings.

In the Media by Brenton Currie - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Print Media is Alive But Invisible

Hardly a day goes by when one doesn’t read “news” about the demise of a giant metro daily. Even fake news is facing the guillotine now.

In the Media by Alakananda Mookerjee - 5 comments

Australian company makes paper out of wombat droppings

An Australian paper manufacturer has introduced a new successful product into the market: paper made of the faeces of wombats.

In the Media by Richard James - 1 comment

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Bio battery turns paper to power

Sony shows off a prototype battery that converts waste paper into enough electricity to power a small fan.

GCHQ releases WWII Turing papers

After 70 years, two papers on the theory of code breaking by mathematician Alan Turing are released to the National Archives.

US papers want Doonesbury switch

Some US papers have requested replacement strips for well-known political cartoon Doonesbury next week, as it takes on Texas' ultrasound abortion bill.

Last Northern NH Paper Mill Can Make It, Reps Say

Reps: Gorham, NH, paper mill can make it with combination of investment, dedicated workforce

Papers reveal Tolkien Nobel snub

JRR Tolkien was passed over for the 1961 Nobel Prize in Literature after his storytelling in The Lord of the Rings was described as second rate, papers reveal.