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The Master Specifier guide to equipment, products and services for the graphic arts industry is now available online in its entirety, including product specifications, in a searchable format. It is organized into eight categories, including printing presses, prepress systems, postpress equipment, mailing & fulfillment solutions, computer management systems, inks and paper.

Jetstream – In-Line Card Finishing System

Modern Postcard’s 75,000 sq. ft. facility produces high quality postcard products along with related items and full mailing services. They take pride in utilizing the latest innovations. Everything from start to finish is produced in-house.

Three out of four (74%) US college students still prefer to use a printed textbook when taking a class, according to the findings of a Student Watch study conducted by OnCampus Research.

The commercial paper industry's plans to plant forests of genetically altered eucalyptus trees in seven Southern states have generated more cries from critics worried that such a large introduction of a bioengineered nonnative plant could throw natural ecosystems out of whack.

Oscar Planas, Kodak VP of Marketing, Prepress Solutions, provides an overview of the technology that Kodak will showcase at IPEX.  Kodak's innovative prepress solutions bring greater efficiency, productivity and quality to the commercial print, publishing and packaging markets. At IPEX, Print service providers will experience exciting new technologies from Kodak that strike at the heart of some their toughest challenges. Innovation that will help customers maximize production efficiencies, improve return-on-marketing-investments, and grow and optimize their business.

Millions of dollars of training resources are available to small businesses courtesy of Uncle Sam and your state government.

The goal of the designer and printer is to reproduce a job as close to the original as possible, in any quantity.

Don Sibley, Sibley Peteet Design; Donald Prust, Neiman Marcus; and Adrian Hasenbauer, Slingshot LLC, comment on the value of attending the Print Council’s "Print Delivers" event. Presenters shared the latest findings about print media effectiveness.  Sponsored by the Print Council and hosted by Williamson Printing, the event featured speakers from the U.S. Postal Service, Kodak, Heidelberg and Sappi.

This videos highlights the production of the May 2010 FLEXO Magazine Issue Cover Wrap using Kodak's Flexcel NX Digital Flexographic System. Cover wrap was produced in conjunction with Cenveo MacLaren Morris and Todd, Canada, Autumn Graphics Ltd., Canada, FTA, FLEXO Magazine.

A reader recently called in with this problem: The center spread of his saddle stitched book was falling out periodically. The center signature was a 16pp 8.5 x 11 and the question was "how can we modify the score on the spine to prevent the signature from falling out?"

Kevin Horey discusses the key features of Xerox's new production inkjet technology demonstrated at Ipex.

John Henderson, Director of Technology, The Bureau, shares his thoughts on the value of GUA and the benefits of being a Kodak customer. Includes comments on KODAK Unified Workflow Solutions and other prepress innovations from Kodak.

Kodak leaders provide an overview of the innovation and technology that will be on display at IPEX 2010. Kodak will feature new key market solutions based upon differentiating technology that will add value to customers- and helping them to grow their businesses. Quality, productivity, and delivering a consultancy are discussed, in addition to customer interviews.

Semper's Second Quarter 2010 Printing Industry Insight Survey PDF file.

According to a survey of 1,500 US adult consumers, most prefer print to e-mail for bills, invoices, financial statements and catalogs.

Listing of the Top 50 private sector print suppliers to the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) in the first quarter of 2010 (PDF).

An AdweekMedia/Harris Poll asked consumers their thoughts about the advertising vehicles most likely to assist them in searching out bargains and sales. As reported by AdWeek, "print outscored other media as a venue for ads that would help a person find bargains."

Adult consumers share reasons that make a difference as to what direct mail they open -- such as timing, personalization, and interesting packaging are top reasons.

Research from Affinity's Vista service about ads on the front covers of magazines -- where advertising had long been seen as controversial within the industry -- finds that advertising can work very well and often outperform ads placed in a magazine's other premium spots.