Daniela Barbosa from Factiva got her hands on the print plate for the Wall Street Journal article about TechCrunch a couple of weeks ago, and she says she’ll send it to me. Awesome! And the video is very cool.
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wow, thats great – a sort of golden record that you can put on your wall
That is one of the nicest gestures i have seen in a long time. I hope you will take the time to show your gratitude back in a way that will make a difference to her.
Wow, nice job Daniela!
Wouldn’t the plate be a negative though? I don’t know a lot about printing, but that was a positively print so that if it was stamped down you would get everything backwards?
Mika – most newspapers are printed using the offset method:
What a great momento to hang on the office wall!
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Just search for “offset printing” on wikipedia.
seeing how Daniela opens packages, I’m predicting a very long Christmas morning punctuated by a trip to the ER for a flesh wound (hope not though
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that’s sweet. and altho i wasn’t quoted, i was sourced for that article. pretty cool to be a bystander for mike’s WSJ profile
Daniela is a very cool lady
I’m a big fan on Daniela also, she’s nothing but class!