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The origins of printing date back to ancient civilizations, where woodblock printing in China allowed images and text to be reproduced. This method laid the foundation for the development of movable type in the 15th century by Johannes Gutenberg, which revolutionized access to books and literacy in Europe. Gutenberg’s press made it possible to produce multiple copies efficiently, lowering costs and expanding the audience for written works.

Modern printing methods have advanced far beyond traditional techniques. Offset printing, widely used in commercial publishing, allows for high-quality reproduction on a large scale, making it ideal for newspapers, magazines, and marketing materials. Digital printing, on the other hand, provides flexibility and speed, enabling small batches and even on-demand production without the need for physical plates.