On this episode of The Week that Was, The Philadelphia Inquirer suffered a cyberattack this week, that prevented the publication of its Sunday print edition and caused a scaled-back version of its Monday edition.
Keep US Posted provided an economic analysis challenging the USPS’s plans to continue increasing postage rates twice per year.
Senior editor Toni McQuilken took a deep dive into the world of customer SLAs, or service level agreements.
The Week that Was (3/17/25)
The Future of Print in an Era of 'Digital Disruption'
The Evolution and Future of Print with Precision Proco's Jon Bailey
The Week that Was (3/10/25)
Winnie the Pooh Tackles Deforestation
Unlocking the Power of Partnerships at Hunkeler Innovation Days
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Sponsor ContentCampus Copy Center Meets High-Quality Customer Needs with Canon Technology
Sponsor ContentDistrict Photo (DPI): A Digital Printing and Fulfillment Powerhouse Spanning 3 Continents
Sponsor ContentKomori Commercial & Packaging Zones at drupa Will Demonstrate 'Nearly Touchless' Offset Print Production
Ironmark CEO Discusses Deliver Media, L & D Mail Masters Acquisitions; Future M&A Plans
New York State Assembly Considering Ban on Carbon Black, Most Common Pigment in Black Ink
Sponsor ContentKomori America Execs on Importance of U.S. Market, Kando, and Helping Printers Overcome Labor Shortage
Video: Kate Dunn on Breaking Barriers to Sales Success
Sponsor ContentRight Way Signs Makes the Right Moves Into More Profitable, Higher Demand Offerings
A Big THANK YOU from PRINTING United to the Industry
