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Esquire to Put Digital Moving Pix on Mag Cover
August 29, 2008 - 2:19pm — Blake
Esquire magazine will print the cover of its 75th anniversary issue on electronic paper, a material that's flexible like real paper but can display moving black-and-white images. The technology is similar to that used in e-books like the Amazon Kindle.
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LISNEWS on the cutting edge
Story from different angle on LISNEWS one month ago:
http://www.lisnews.org/news_flash_cover_esquire_paper_magazines_can_be_high_tech_too
That's good.
This means there is a future for porno magazines.