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After watching “A Remix Manifesto,” I can strongly say that this documentary covered a lot of ground surrounding the controversy of copyright laws and I enjoyed watching and learning about the topic overall. I really loved how there was sufficient focus to the subject of copyrighting and the violations that one faces if violating laws that enforce copyright; also how these details tied into 4 main points the documentary’s purpose was centered on: 1. Culture

What are the negative consequences of digital imaging? Digital imaging is almost synonymous with plagiarism; unless used for educational purposes (like with what I am doing in these blog posts) or done so with permission given in advance for commercial use, the format and process of digitizing images inherently allows for designers to steal, capitalize and profit on the artwork or image of a composition. Especially with Google Images, anyone can simply take a digital

How does preflighting save money in the production process? Preflighting, or the process of checking for digital errors in a job seemingly ready for print, saves money by informing a designer or editor what to change and what to keep in regards to correct and incorrect use of type, color, images, alignment and resolution (among many areas of publication construction). Preflighting is sort of like the print preview option we see in word documents; without