On this episode of The Week that Was, editor emeritus Mark Michelson reported this week on two unrelated mass layoffs.
He also reported on the death of John Sweeney.
Heidelberg has acquired the technology, intellectual property, and brand rights of Polar Mohr.
August marks the one-year anniversary of membership for the Women in Print Alliance.
Navigating Used Printing Equipment: Insights from Dean Beckett on Buying, Maintenance, and Trends
Parkland Direct Creates a Very Merry Mailer
The Week that Was (2/2/26)
The Inside Scoop on the CAI Software and Print ePS Strategic Merger
5 Minute Mail: When Postmarks Aren't Postmarks
How Commercial Printers Can Thrive With the Right Pivots, Punts, and Plays
AI and Printing: Al Kennickell Discusses Innovations, Leadership, and Future Strategies
The Week that Was (1/26/26)
Numo Manufacturing on Visualizing Promotional Products Production
Alliance Insights Shares Trends in Printing Industry Performance
Apparel Printing Insights: Ron Goodwin on Techniques, Challenges, and Industry Growth
Barbara Stainbrook of Fiserv on Recent Investments and Trends in the Transactional Printing SpaceParkland Direct Creates a Very Merry MailerThe Week that Was (2/2/26)Alliance Insights Shares Trends in Printing Industry Performance
Women in Print Alliance Looks Ahead to 2026
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Sponsor ContentHow Fiery's Technology Complements TheMagicTouch's Approach to DTF Printing
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New York State Assembly Considering Ban on Carbon Black, Most Common Pigment in Black Ink
Video: Kate Dunn on Breaking Barriers to Sales Success
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