Graphic Arts Online - March 1, 2005

Whether it's Chinese, Japanese or Korean, Russian, Spanish or Yiddish, Jimmy Lin knows how to talk printing to his customers. Not that he's fluent in all these tongues, but the commerical newspaper printer's presses churn out foreign-language publications that help New York's diverse ethnic groups to communicate.

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