Who invented the printing process (movable-type printing press)?

Johannes Gutenberg invented the movable-type printing press.

His mid-fifteenth-century press in Germany let reusable metal letters be set and reset to print many pages.

G. Marconi is associated with wireless radio, not with the printing press.

The Tang Dynasty is linked to early woodblock printing in China, which is not movable-type press printing.

William Caxton introduced the printing press to England but did not invent it.

Gutenberg's press made mass reproduction of the written word possible and transformed communication.