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Bucknell University's Office of Publications, Print and Mail has become one of the first in-plants to install the new Xerox Color 800 digital press. The 80-page-per-minute, 2,400x2,400-dpi printer debuted at On Demand this past spring.

MARY BOCCHIETTI’S heart sank when she arrived at the Pueblo City School District’s in-plant one July morning in 2009 and saw three feet of muddy water filling the entire shop. A water main had burst during the night, flooding the lower level of the district’s administration building, where the nine-employee Document Services Center (DSC) resided.

I just got back from spending the day yesterday at PhotoPlus Expo and will recap here some of the more interesting products from the show floor. Thanks to a flood of late summer product announcements from Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony, Samsung, Olympus and others - there just weren't that many new products to see, but after wandering the show floor and talking to both the manufacturers and many show attendees I did find a few interesting items to talk about. PhotoPlus Expo is an annual photography tradeshow designed to give retailers, professional photographers, and consumers a look

The expected top gadgets for the upcoming holiday season include the iPad, iPhone 4 and Apple TV from Apple, Verizon's Droid 2 phone, Canon's EOS Rebel DSLR camera and Samsung's 55-inch 3D LED TV

IPG has produced three videos showing the highlights of Graph Expo. All are available on the IPG Web site. Editor Bob Neubauer visited all the Graph Expo hot spots with his video camera and created a short documentary that captures the excitement of the Chicago trade show, while showing off many of the most interesting new technologies, including several new inkjet presses.

Canon U.S.A. Inc. is inviting consumers to relive an unforgettable moment with the launch of the Your Second Shot advertising campaign.

D&H Distributing announced Wednesday that its Mid-Atlantic 2010 Fall Technology Show, the final show of the year, will be held Nov. 2 at the Hershey Lodge and Convention Center in Hershey, Pa.

D&H Distributing announced Wednesday that its Mid-Atlantic 2010 Fall Technology Show, the final show of the year, will be held Nov. 2 at the Hershey Lodge and Convention Center in Hershey, Pa.

IPG takes a close look at the newest version of the Canon C7010VP, which features new internal controls to improve and stabilize quality, especially on longer runs.

The crowds returned to Graph Expo this year. Here's a look at what they saw, including the latest inkjet presses.

Several weeks ago, Apprise Media Chairman and CEO Charles G. McCurdy and his company were the focus of dozens of industry headlines.

A year after the disappointing attendance levels of PRINT 09, this week's Graph Expo 2010 seemed like a real trade show again. The aisles were full of people, who massed around new products, and kept vendors busy with demos.

Next time you're in London—and Her Majesty is not in residence—take a tour of Buckingham Palace. It is drop-dead splendid, as is the Queen's Gallery next door, one of the world's most spectacular small museums.

You will find yourself privileged to peek into the life and legacy of one of the richest, most beloved women in the world, and who is—it is generally agreed—very good at what she does. Most of the time.

But what nitwit in the Queen's employ approved the idea of hitting on state funded energy-saving grants set up for low-income families to help pay the heating and lighting costs of her nine palaces? (See IN THE NEWS at right.)

When this PR boo-boo was revealed under the Freedom of Information Act, faces in the Royal Household were red as a Beefeater's tunic.

During this past two weeks, I have been astonished at the big-name organizations with such poor management that untrained employees are allowed to make careless, embarrassingly bad and costly decisions.

Digital Printing and Workflow News from Printing Impressions’ October 2010, including items on digital press introductions from HP, Kodak and Canon.

The 3ist bi-annual photokina wrapped up in Cologne, Germany earlier this week and a host of new products and services were introduced over the six-day event.

Any iPhone owner knows that there are a lot of gadgets and objects the iPhone has replaced. Among its Web and communications abilities phone owners do not need maps, notepads, music players and a litany of other single-serving devices.

Now, there is something else the iPhone is poised to completely replace for many owners: the standard point and shoot camera.

OK, so as a trusted provider of your organization's graphic communications you've made the critical leap into the world of digital color print. You understand that digital print is more than just short-run and print-on-demand, and that your customers need personalized and relevant content to maximize the ROI of their print-spend.

Join Aaron Hale, Integrated Solutions Marketing Manager from Canon Business Solutions, Inc., a Canon U.S.A. Co., on Tuesday, Sept. 5 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in Room S403ab for an important educational session.

In many homes these days, the printer sits ignored. It gets a little bit of exercise around tax time, perhaps. But as more people rely on their cellphones for maps or use high-resolution tablet screens to read articles, they print less.

But the home printer can do more. Did you know that your home printer is also a custom textile manufacturer? It can also churn out board games, 3-D models and hardcover books. Crafters and hobbyists have breathed new life into the category by developing unusual do-it-yourself projects, and companies have followed them by creating materials to feed through printers

Canon this week launched a new wireless marketing tool along with Knotice