“The Multichannel Revolution: New Media, New Approaches, New Opportunities” white paper focuses on industry drivers, data as a competitive advantage, the importance of marketing performance metrics, print’s role in effective multichannel marketing, and the influence of technological innovations on growth in the years ahead.
Binding and finishing news from Printing Impressions’ February 2011 edition, featuring items on Prestige Printing, Brown Printing, Freeport Press and Thomson-Shore.
WASECA, MN—Brown Printing has contracted Ferag to supply and install an EasySert inserting line at its facility in East Greenville, PA. The line will mainly be used for adding up to 12 inserts (postcards, magazines, etc.) to stitched products.
Brown’s East Greenville, PA, facility will mainly use the EasySert inserting line for adding up to 12 inserts (postcards, magazines, etc.) to stitched products. Installation has already begun, with full production scheduled for the first quarter of 2011.
Commercial printing industry news from Printing Impressions’ January 2011 edition, featuring William Charles Printing.
While many magazine and catalog printers have reported some improvement in their sectors since 2009, economic and industry uncertainty still carried its weight into 2010. Reduction in advertising pages, a migration to digital alternatives, and the rising cost of postage and paper have remained key issues.
Commercial printing industry news briefs, including items on Brown Printing, the Espresso Book Machine, RR Donnelley inkjet press, Quad/Graphics, Dartmouth Printing and others.
Sustainability and green printing news from Printing Impressions' November 2010 edition.
Modern Litho-Print hasn’t been afraid to make critical software investments during the economic downturn, or to look internally at ways of making the general commercial shop leaner and meaner.
WASECA, MN—Brown Printing announced the acquisition of the world’s first Goss Sunday 3000 web press with an extended 75" web width. Installation of the new Goss Sunday press in Brown’s facility here will begin next spring and is expected to be completed by July 2011.
