Business Management - Industry Trends

As we begin 2019, we take a look at 2018 and the many ups and downs in the printing industry. Here are the top 10 articles of 2018.

On this episode of The Week that Was, we go way beyond the week, and take a look at the YEAR that was, recapping the top five most read news items of 2018.

Brand owners have trust issues. They’ve seen and heard — and sometimes experienced — all of the things that can go wrong.

On this episode of The Week that Was, we discuss the top 5 direct mail printers; the potential threat of hackers; eight factors that contributed to the increase in political mail this year; and we look at a study that reveals how print service providers are accommodating customers' evolving buying preferences.

This year, Royle Printing donated a truckload of children’s gifts to UW Health’s American Family Children’s Hospital.

The USPS geared up for heavier-than-usual direct mail volumes for this year’s mid-term elections. But it was caught by surprise.

When it comes to USPS Informed Delivery, there may be some threats for identity theft lurking among criminals online.

In this episode of The Week that Was, we've got exciting news regarding the annual list of the largest printing companies; Bartash Printing will be auctioning off its assets; Bill Farquharson remembers an industry stalwart; and some social media stats that might surprise you.

There’s ongoing change in what defines a commercial printer; structural labor shortages; the realities of diversification; and more.

Consumers can order the custom-printed tees and totes online, and DKNY will ship them to their doors in a branded pizza box.