Filho were transferred to Octavio Frias de Oliveira, Folha's publisher until his death in 2007. Folha's executive editors since 1984 have been journalists Matinas Suzuki (1991-1997), Eleonora de Lucena (2001-2010) and Sérgio Dávila (from March 2010). Technology and innovation In 1967, Folha adopted full-color offset presses, becoming the first large-circulation publication to do so in Brazil. In 1971, the newspaper replaced lead typesetting with the first cold composition system in Brazil. In 1983, when its first computer terminals were installed, it became the first computerized newsroom in South America. In 1984, Folha launched its first newsroom manual; those books would in time become valuable reference works for students and journalists. The manual was updated in new editions launched in 1987, 1992 and 2001. In 1989, Folha became the first Brazilian media vehicle to appoint an ombudsman, charged with receiving, evaluating and forwarding complaints by the readers, and to present critical comments both about Folha and other media vehicles. Nine journalists have occupied this position since then: Caio Túlio Costa, Mario Vitor Santos, Junia Nogueira de Sá, Marcelo Leite, Renata Lo Prete, Bernardo Ajzenberg, Marcelo Beraba, Mário Magalhães and Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva. In February 2010, Suzana Singer was appointed to the position. In 1995, when the Folha Printing and Technology Center started operations in Tamboré (near São Paulo), this modern printing plant built at a cost of US$120 million allowed Folha to circulate with most of its pages in full color. Sections, desks and supplements In the first half of 2012, Folha carried the following sections and supplements: Daily sections/supplements A. Front Page, Opinion (comprehending the former Trends/Debates and Reader Panel sections), Panel, Power and World. B. Market (including the Open Market column) C. City, Health, Science, Folha Corrida D. Sports E. Ilustrada (entertainment), including the Mônica Bergamo column; and Acontece (daily guide). Weekly sections/supplements Monday: Folhateen, Tec Tuesday: Equilíbrio (welfare, lifestyle) Wednesday: Tourism Thursday: Food Friday: Folha Guide (São Paulo only) Saturday: Folhinha (children) Sunday: Ilustríssima (culture), sãopaulo magazine (São Paulo only), Vehicles, Construction, Property, Jobs, Business Monthly magazine: Serafina (São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Brasília only) Recent circulation history Foreign correspondents In early 2012, Folha had correspondents, either full-time or research fellows, in the following cities: Washington (United States) New York (United States) Buenos Aires (Argentina) London (United Kingdom) Jerusalem (Israel) Tehran (Iran) Beijing (China) Controversies "Ditabranda" On 17 February 2009, in an editorial criticizing the