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The Evolution of the Campaign Poster (Slideshow)
August 17, 2011 From The Atlantic
In a few short months, campaign posters will be everywhere. The gamut of Republican White House candidates will roll out the commercial artwork they’ve chosen to augment their presidential ambitions. Iowa and New Hampshire will be festooned. The modern campaign poster is a slick thing, with message-tested taglines and occasionally...
August 17, 2011 From The Atlantic
In a few short months, campaign posters will be everywhere. The gamut of Republican White House candidates will roll out the commercial artwork they’ve chosen to augment their presidential ambitions. Iowa and New Hampshire will be festooned. The modern campaign poster is a slick thing, with message-tested taglines and occasionally...
August 17, 2011 From News
August 18, 2011, will mark the 150th anniversary of German press manufacturer KBA’s Frankenthal production plant. The citizens of Frankenthal—and gravure printers the world over—still often refer to the company as Albert, even though that name was dropped in 1995.
How To Grow Your Print Sales: Discover practical actions you can take to get more customers... at a price you want
April 27, 2011 From Webinars & Virtual Events
In a recent global survey carried out by The Print Coach, 78% of printers said sales was their number 1 issue. These same printers said...
April 27, 2011 From Webinars & Virtual Events
In a recent global survey carried out by The Print Coach, 78% of printers said sales was their number 1 issue. These same printers said...
SUPPLIER news
December 2009 From Printing Impressions
Commercial printing supplier company and personnel news from Printing Impressions' December 2009 edition.
December 2009 From Printing Impressions
Commercial printing supplier company and personnel news from Printing Impressions' December 2009 edition.
Precision Technology Shuts Out 130
September 11, 2009 From PI Weekly
PEMBROKE, NH—Precision Technology, a printer of direct mail advertisements, closed without warning Aug. 27, leaving 130 employees in shock and without jobs, according to the Concord Monitor. President and owner Dennis Savitsky owes the city more than $280,000 in back taxes, according to the paper, and is apparently in violation of the federal WARN Act, which stipulates that companies with more than 100 workers must provide 60 days closure notice.
September 11, 2009 From PI Weekly
PEMBROKE, NH—Precision Technology, a printer of direct mail advertisements, closed without warning Aug. 27, leaving 130 employees in shock and without jobs, according to the Concord Monitor. President and owner Dennis Savitsky owes the city more than $280,000 in back taxes, according to the paper, and is apparently in violation of the federal WARN Act, which stipulates that companies with more than 100 workers must provide 60 days closure notice.
Dolce Nabs Talent of Shuttered Ramsey Press
September 11, 2009 From PI Weekly
MAYWOOD, NJ—A number of employees from the folded Ramsey Press have joined forces with Dolce Printing. Among the new appointments are Ed Parker, senior account executive; John Manolatos, senior account manager; Eric Dederding, account manager; Steve Cartoon, production manager; Brando Roman, prepress manager; and Mac Byrd, director of sales and marketing.
September 11, 2009 From PI Weekly
MAYWOOD, NJ—A number of employees from the folded Ramsey Press have joined forces with Dolce Printing. Among the new appointments are Ed Parker, senior account executive; John Manolatos, senior account manager; Eric Dederding, account manager; Steve Cartoon, production manager; Brando Roman, prepress manager; and Mac Byrd, director of sales and marketing.
Take Your Best Shot, Courtesy CGX —Cagle
September 2009 From Printing Impressions
The publishers of National Geographic have teamed up with Consolidated Graphics (CGX) and its HP Indigo digital printing capabilities to put a personal touch on their storied magazine.
September 2009 From Printing Impressions
The publishers of National Geographic have teamed up with Consolidated Graphics (CGX) and its HP Indigo digital printing capabilities to put a personal touch on their storied magazine.
September 2009 From Printing Impressions
Printing Impressions' Across the Nation Commercial Printing Industry News for September 2009
SUPPLIER news
September 2009 From Printing Impressions
Printing Impressions' Commercial Printing Industry Suplier News for September 2009
September 2009 From Printing Impressions
Printing Impressions' Commercial Printing Industry Suplier News for September 2009
California Kidnapper Was a Printer
August 28, 2009 From PI Weekly
ANTIOCH, CA—The man who allegedly kidnapped 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard, held her in captivity for 18 years and fathered two girls with the victim, owned a small printing operation, according to several sources.
August 28, 2009 From PI Weekly
ANTIOCH, CA—The man who allegedly kidnapped 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard, held her in captivity for 18 years and fathered two girls with the victim, owned a small printing operation, according to several sources.
INX Digital Mourns Loss of President
August 28, 2009 From PI Weekly
SAN LEANDRO, CA—Brad Kisner, president of INX Digital, died Aug. 22 after suffering a heart attack while visiting family in Santa Cruz, CA. He was 47. Mr. Kisner’s name was synonymous with Triangle inks, from the founding of Triangle Digital with his brother Ken, in 2002, through its evolution as a major component of INX Digital’s multifaceted offerings. He is survived by his wife, Jeanne, and three children.
August 28, 2009 From PI Weekly
SAN LEANDRO, CA—Brad Kisner, president of INX Digital, died Aug. 22 after suffering a heart attack while visiting family in Santa Cruz, CA. He was 47. Mr. Kisner’s name was synonymous with Triangle inks, from the founding of Triangle Digital with his brother Ken, in 2002, through its evolution as a major component of INX Digital’s multifaceted offerings. He is survived by his wife, Jeanne, and three children.
Death Penalty Vacated for Printer's Murderer
August 28, 2009 From PI Weekly
PITTSBURGH—A man who was twice convicted for the 1985 murder and robbery of a printing store clerk here had his death sentence vacated by a judge. Salvador Carlos Santiago, 46, will now spend the rest of his life in prison for the Jan. 17, 1985, murder of Patrick Huber, an employee of Minute Man Press. Santiago also fatally shot a convenience store clerk two days before killing Huber. According the The Associated Press, Allegheny County Judge Jeffrey Manning made the decision because prosecutors sought to end Santiago's repeated appeals.
August 28, 2009 From PI Weekly
PITTSBURGH—A man who was twice convicted for the 1985 murder and robbery of a printing store clerk here had his death sentence vacated by a judge. Salvador Carlos Santiago, 46, will now spend the rest of his life in prison for the Jan. 17, 1985, murder of Patrick Huber, an employee of Minute Man Press. Santiago also fatally shot a convenience store clerk two days before killing Huber. According the The Associated Press, Allegheny County Judge Jeffrey Manning made the decision because prosecutors sought to end Santiago's repeated appeals.
California Kidnapper Was a Printer
August 28, 2009 From News
ANTIOCH, CA—The man who allegedly kidnapped 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard, held her in captivity for 18 years and fathered two girls with the victim, owned a small printing operation, according to several sources.
August 28, 2009 From News
ANTIOCH, CA—The man who allegedly kidnapped 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard, held her in captivity for 18 years and fathered two girls with the victim, owned a small printing operation, according to several sources.
Tornado Ravages Canadian Printer
August 21, 2009 From PI Weekly
DURHAM, ONTARIO—The string of tornadoes that rumbled across Ontario Thursday, killing one child, also took its toll on a local printer. Thuro-Web Ltd. saw the middle of its building demolished by a funnel cloud, according to the Barrie Advance.
August 21, 2009 From PI Weekly
DURHAM, ONTARIO—The string of tornadoes that rumbled across Ontario Thursday, killing one child, also took its toll on a local printer. Thuro-Web Ltd. saw the middle of its building demolished by a funnel cloud, according to the Barrie Advance.
T-shirt Printers Honor Milwaukee Mayor
August 21, 2009 From PI Weekly
MILWAUKEE—Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, who gained national attention for the beating he took after coming to the aid of a woman in distress, is being lionized by several area screen printers.
August 21, 2009 From PI Weekly
MILWAUKEE—Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, who gained national attention for the beating he took after coming to the aid of a woman in distress, is being lionized by several area screen printers.
