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In evolving with both global trends toward paperless solutions across all media and industries and in shifting with the preferences of our readers, we have decided to wind down print production as part of the ALM digital initiative.
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|We've witnessed remarkable transformations over two decades of LJN's journey. Our commitment to excellence has remained steadfast, from proofing on blue lines to adopting full digital layouts. While we cherish the legacy of print, we're thrilled to unveil an exciting transition to digital-only. The overwhelming trend reveals user- preferences for online consumption, aligning perfectly with our dedication to enhancing accessibility. This shift optimizes user experience and mirrors the wider trends observed across ALM.
LJN will continue to deliver in-depth analysis and commentary from experts on the latest trends, cases, regulations, and other developments. Our digital shift gives us the freedom to expand our content and we are now poised to offer additional comprehensive coverage.
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