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Johann Gutenberg: Genuine Inventor and Benefactor of Mankind
Submitted by Anthony Gregory on Tue, 2008-05-06 16:00
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"In contrast to the sensitivity of these early printers to the preferences of their customers, the 'products' and 'services' of government agencies are usually provided in abysmal fashion or are forced upon the public under threat of a penalty. Next time you are compelled to 'contribute' to any state bureaucracy, remember the early printers and ruminate on what has been lost." Column by Lawrence Ludlow.
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