This week on Wide-Format Weekly, we're celebrating women's history month through articles and podcasts that are highlighting women in print; we discuss the importance of pre-treatments and primers; Andy Paparozzi gave his key takeaways from the PRINTING United Alliance State of the Industry Survey; and Ashley Roberts reflected on her time in Lucerne, Switzerland, at Hunkeler Innovationdays
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Dan Marx, Content Director for Wide-Format Impressions, holds extensive knowledge of the graphic communications industry, resulting from his more than three decades working closely with business owners, equipment and materials developers, and thought leaders.
Although the August issue of PI marked the end for Mark in his role as editor-in-chief, he will continue to contribute to the industry.
This week on Wide-Format Weekly, print industry veteran Mark Michelson announces retirement, and passes the baton to Ashley Roberts; we explore the M&A outlook for wide-format companies; Forge Graphic Works in Portland, Oregon became the 1,000th customer to install Durst Group's workflow software; and we're just a few weeks out from PRINTING United Expo, register today if you haven't already!
After more than four decades of dedicated service to the printing industry, Mark Michelson, esteemed editor-in-chief of Printing Impressions magazine, a PRINTING United Alliance media brand, has announced his retirement.
While some might choose to look the other way in the presence of, in this case, racism or sexism, the act of excluding a person as a potential customer is not only bad for society, it’s bad for business.
This week on Wide-Format Weekly, we visited Mimaki’s first-ever "microfactory" event; Content editor Allee Bruce wrote a profile on family-owned Simpson Print; Pantone has announced its 2024 color of the year; A look inside Vegan Junk Food Bar, a restaurant that used a Canon Colorado 1650 with UVgel technology to achieve a 2D look.
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