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News, articles and research on markets served by digital and commercial printers, including marketing communications, direct mail, book publishers, magazine publishers, advertising agencies, designers and more.
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A Troubling Sign for Tablet Magazines?
Despite all the hype about iPads and Kindles, U.S. magazine publishers are making far more money on the Web and...
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MIT Unveils 4D Printing
Skylar Tibbits, a trained architect, designer, computer scientist, as well as a TED2012 Senior Fellow, recently presented a new concept...
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Kodak’s 'No Show' at Trade Shows
Shows are expensive, requiring big checks up front. Kodak says it sees a better return from bringing more prospects to... -
Why Printed Books Will Never Die
eBooks are slowly subsuming the printed format as the preferred vehicle on which people read books. But perhaps there is...
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State Offers no Money for Textbooks
Nonexistent state funding for new textbook purchases is driving the search for alternative sources of information, mainly via the Internet,...
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How Many Ipex Exhibitors Does It Take to Fill ExCel Hall?
For the past year or so, the Ipex email machine has been spewing out regular updates, telling me how spectacularly...
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A Troubling Sign for Tablet Magazines?
May 29, 2013Despite all the hype about iPads and Kindles, U.S. magazine publishers are making far more money on the Web and generally wondering when their tablet...
MIT Unveils 4D Printing
February 28, 2013Skylar Tibbits, a trained architect, designer, computer scientist, as well as a TED2012 Senior Fellow, recently presented a new concept at TED2013: 4-D printing—where materials...
Kodak’s 'No Show' at Trade Shows
February 4, 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,...
Why Printed Books Will Never Die
January 16, 2013eBooks are slowly subsuming the printed format as the preferred vehicle on which people read books. But perhaps there is reason to hope that eBooks...
State Offers no Money for Textbooks
January 14, 2013Nonexistent state funding for new textbook purchases is driving the search for alternative sources of information, mainly via the Internet, electronic databases and licensing of...
How Many Ipex Exhibitors Does It Take to Fill ExCel Hall?
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...
Guy Kawasaki Goes APE Over Self-Publishing
January 7, 2013I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Guy Kawasaki who has written 12 books, 10 of which were traditionally published. His newest book, “APE: Author,...
Saturday Evening Post Looking for Dramatic Turnaround
January 2, 2013The Saturday Evening Post , famous for its Norman Rockwell covers and at one point 6 million subscribers, is attempting a turnaround—a redesign and move...
Ten Bold Predictions for eBooks and Digital Publishing in 2013
December 21, 2012Another exciting year for the publishing industry is in the books, so to speak. The eBook and digital publishing landscape changed drastically yet again. Seeing...
Wal-Mart Turns to Condé Nast for Beauty Magazine
December 21, 2012Buried within Wal-Mart’s website, beneath the red sales banners and loud holiday graphics, is a magazine called BeautyScoop . Thousands of stores also carry it,...
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