With the increasing availability of low cost technologies for both production and post-production, this training material will help to fulfil a vital need for the democratization of the non-print media.
Much of this influx came from non-traditional publishers (primarily self-publishers), whose print titles increased a whopping 169% from just over 1 million in 2009 to 2.7 million in 2010.
Jim Moroney, the paper's publisher, said the primary goal is to get print subscribers more engaged with the digital editions and observe how non-subscribers respond to paying for access.
But even Britain's whingeing Poms have not seen a labour bust-up like Australia's present one since 1986, when Rupert Murdoch, then an Australian, helped smash the British print unions by transferring the production of his newspapers to a non-union plant at Wapping in East London.