Ellen Harvey

Media pundits like to claim that the magazine industry is failing and that print is an antiquated medium.

On Thursday, November 16th, Publishing Executive, Book Business and Printing Impressions hosted the first ever DigiPub Conference, which brought together leaders from the magazine, book, catalog and printing industries to discuss new opportunities created by digital printing and data targeting. These technologies are helping publishers and marketers deliver faster, more relevant and more valuable media to consumers.

The Top 20 Magazine Printers ranking has returned for the third year since its revival in 2014. The ranking, which lists leading printers in the U.S. and Canada based on revenue earned in the magazine sector, is intended to serve magazine publishers as they assess their printing needs and the landscape of potential printing partners.

The Digital Book Printing Conference attracted more than 130 book publishers, printers and equipment manufacturers.

Publishers have often spoken fondly of the potential of the “magazine of one” where all content…

As demand for print decreases over the next few years, book publishers are tasked with finding ways to drive efficiencies and revenue.

As publishers increase investments in digital printing, the need to more deeply collaborate with printing partners becomes imperative.

Publishers are beginning to realize the benefits of digital printing technology.

Printing Impressions’ sister brand Book Business has released its Top 20 Book Manufacturers ranking.

New technologies in the book printing industry are creating opportunities for publishers to streamline their operations.