Digital Printing-Production Inkjet - Continuous Feed (Mono)

Finch Paper, the inaugural keynote sponsor of the Inkjet Summit, will debut its latest inkjet substrate, Mailstream One.

Triumph Coated Ultra Brite-Matte High-Speed Inkjet Paper delivers sharp quality and productivity.

HP introduced eight new digital presses during a pre-drupa press and analyst event in Kiryat Gat, Israel.

Triumph Treated Universal inkjet paper is engineered to run smoothly and effectively on dye- and pigment-based inkjet presses.

As art books grow more materially impressive, they remind us that technology’s sword cuts two ways.

Kodak has announced that it is in talks with prospective buyers about offers to purchase its Kodak Prosper enterprise inkjet business, with its highly acclaimed Prosper Press Platform, Prosper S Series Imprinting Systems and related products. "The Prosper business has significant potential for accelerated growth," says Jeff Clarke, Kodak CEO. "To achieve its full economic potential, Prosper will be best leveraged by a company with a larger sales and distribution footprint in digital printing markets."

After acquiring United Book Press, Ironmark wanted to expand to include shorter runs. To do so, it leveraged Ricoh technologies.

Canon Solutions America concluded its third annual Anniversary Event that was held this week in Boca Raton, Fla. The three-day event brought together over 40 industry analysts and reporters from around the country for an exclusive opportunity to learn more about the important relationship between Canon Solutions America and its customers. During the event, the company touted its plans for the future, which include impactful product enhancements, the repositioning of its Océ ColorWave 500 multi-function large-format printing system, a new Experience App, and news on the second annual thINK User Conference.

More than the general print sector, newspapers in general have been heavily impacted by the internet and mobile devices.

First Grader Caden Curtin came up with a remarkable idea to sell her books and give 100 percent of the profits to an ailing classmate.