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Richard Hoe

Born: 1812
Birthplace: New York City

Rotary printing press—Hoe’s advanced printing press technology allowed for the development of the first mass media, and revolutionized newspaper printing.

Died: 1886

James Hillier

The National Inventors Hall of Fame

Marcian Edward Hoff“Ted”, Jr.

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