PI's 45th ANNIVERSARY -- From Art To Science

It also reveals a few surprises. Not all the developments were as new or revolutionary as one might think. As the saying goes, "The more things change, the more they stay the same."

1968

The 10th anniversary issue noted the release of a GAMIS (Graphic Arts Marketing Information Service) study on the future of the printing market. "As the study sees it, the major challenges to printing as we know it today will come from the combination of such technological development areas as: computers, copying and duplicating, micro-imaging and electronic transmission.