By Noel Ward | Posted on February 04, 2013
Shows are expensive, requiring big checks up front. Kodak says it sees a better return from bringing more prospects to its demo center in Rochester, NY and stroking customers at GUA, the company’s user association. The question is whether this is enough.
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By Noel Ward | Posted on January 10, 2013
For the past year or so, the Ipex email machine has been spewing out regular updates, telling me how spectacularly wonderful the show is going to be in its new digs at the ExCel conference center in London.
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By Noel Ward | Posted on November 02, 2012
Like much of print, magazines are at the convoluted intersection of old and new consumption models and technologies. In many instances, a look at the print and Web versions of many mags reveals much the same content in each.
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By Noel Ward | Posted on October 29, 2012
There was a lot of positive energy at GRAPH EXPO 2012 and most booths were generally busy. My sense from vendors was that business is (finally) coming back. “Doesn’t it look a lot like the old On Demand Show when we used to have it at Javits in New York? You walk in and all you see is digital press companies.”
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By Noel Ward | Posted on May 31, 2012
At the Xerox stand, Cirque do Soliel acrobats wowed the audience with astounding aerial moves several times a day on a raised, springboard-equipped stage. The first five minutes of Landa’s highly produced presentation on Nanography had skin-suit-clad performers doing a dance that didn’t have much to do with the topic at hand, but was still visually engaging.
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