Digital Printing-Production Inkjet - Continuous Feed (Mono)

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.

The book manufacturing industry saw a shift in industry focus due to advancements, acquisitions and customer-driven initiatives.

Book Business editor Ellen Harvey highlights five key takeaways from this year’s The Digital Book Printing Conference.

The cost of books is driven by inefficient manufacturing and inaccurate information, causing publishers to adopt digital printing.

In this webinar you will hear from several paper vendors about how they are increasing the variety of inkjet stocks they produce.

Canon Solutions America has unveiled its tenth published book, "Words," written by student participants of the Future Authors Project, a uniquely beneficial program for young aspiring writers offered through a public-private partnership between Canon Solutions America and the School District of Palm Beach County, Florida. To commemorate the tenth year of the Future Authors Project, middle and high school students gathered for an inspiring evening that included select readings from some of the newly published authors.

At GRAPH EXPO 15, HP drew large crowds to its stand as the company revealed the first high-speed HP inkjet presses powered by HDNA.

Two successful inkjet printers discuss the challenges they faced when transitioning, as well as the steps they took to overcome them.

Growing up, my crazy uncle used to say “You can call me whatever name you like, just don’t call me late to dinner.” A clear name is important and I think of my uncle whenever someone asks me "Why does a paper change its name when used in different markets?"

Once a product gets close to release, the system vendors begin to hand out prepared print samples and they also offer to produce output from files provided by existing customers and sales prospects. This stage is symbolic because it signifies that the vendor believes that the product is ready for market.