Print On Demand - A Definition and a Comparison
Copyright 2005, Michael LaRocca
The purpose of this article is to consider Print-On-Demand
publishing as an alternative for the aspiring author. It has its
strengths and its weaknesses. You may wonder as you begin reading
this, but in the end I'm going to say some good things about it.
The title explains the technology. The way that literature has
traditionally been printed involves running many copies simul-
taneously in order to bring the price per copy down. Smaller
print runs, such as advertising, brochures, or concert programs,
cost more per copy because they are small print runs. Until
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