Eric J. Adams
Eric J. Adams has covered the graphic arts industry for the last 17 years as an editor, writer, and consultant. He's written for The New York Times, Los Angeles Times and numerous other publications. In his spare time, Eric helps companies sharpen marketing strategies and far too often wastes perfectly serviceable afternoons sneaking away to movie matinees.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on May 9, 2005
You're creating a brochure or Web site, and you want to include material or pieces of material created by others: graphics, photographs, text, music, Flash animation, whatever.
Is it legal? Probably not. Can you get away with it? Probably so. Do you want to take the chance? That is the $64,000 question, according to attorney Richard Stim, author of the excellent resource book, Getting Permission: How to License & Clear Copyrighted Materials Online & Off.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on April 25, 2005Body:
This may be the age of the Internet, but that isn't stopping publishers from delivering new printed business books for graphic designers.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on April 11, 2005Body:
Consider this: The average senior executive spends an average of 23 hours a week in meetings, and the middle manager 11 hours a week, according to
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on March 28, 2005Body:
Warning: this article will read like a public relations placement for an obscure piece of software.
But, scout's honor, it's not.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on March 14, 2005Body:
On the face of it, a customer quote is nothing more than a series of cold, hard numbers.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on February 28, 2005Body:
As recently as two years ago, any film shot in a digital video format was considered an oddball exception at the Sundance Film Festival, the countr
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on February 14, 2005Body:
Twenty years ago, the advent of the computer era arrived with the promise of a paperless world.
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on January 31, 2005
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on January 17, 2005Body:
There should be some sort of Moore's Law that reads: The importance of a fundamental principle is inversely proportional to one's propensity to ign
- Features: Written by Eric J. Adams on January 3, 2005Body:
I used to be a student of the martial art of Tai Kwan Do. Within time, I learned how to execute punches with an impressive snap.
