Printing whole buildings

In Pisa, Italy, mad genius Enrico Dini is building sandcastles on the moon. His giant 3-D printer is the first of its kind with the potential to print whole buildings, and it makes them out of solid rock, cutting down a thousand-year-long process into a few minutes. It uses sand, but someday it'll use moon dust.
http://www.fastcompany.com/1579263/3-d-printing-whole-buildings-in-stonein-space-this-printer-rocks

No more paper or ink, but everything else goes

Dateline: 17 June 2012

I spent a frustrating few days at the World Printing Industry Showcase in Beijing this weekend. As an old-timer of the printing industry, I simply didn't recognize the place anymore – so much has the face of what I thought to be ‘printing’ changed. This is the same industry fair that just a short ten years ago would have attracted the best of the packaging, newspaper and magazine industry. ...