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This month: Packaging / RFID / Barcodes / QR Codes.
What makes them tick? Best practices for making personalized URLs work.
Your buyer’s guide to the latest in ink and soft proofing.
A family affair. What the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator reveals about entrepreneurs in our industry.
Warren Werbitt of Montreal's Pazazz Printing - who brought you the popular "Printing's Alive" YouTube video - has just published a sequel. The original was a big hit and gathered more than 210,000 viewers. What do you think about the new one?
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Do you have a Gmail account? If so, sometime in the next week you'll see something new. Google is making it easier for you to read emails by introducing a "Priority Inbox." This will predict which emails are most important, and separates them from everything else for you.
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Last week we brought you a story about all the latest words and phrases making their way into the iconic Oxford English Dictionary. But now, it seems that this third edition may never actually be printed. Demand for online dictionaries far outweighs demand for the printed versions.
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Nearly 100 years after the Titanic sank, there still exists a worldwide curiosity surrounding the ill-fated Ship. Now, a team is using astounding high-resolution optical video and imaging technology to document the wreck site and virtually bring the Titanic back to life.
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Presstek has recently added to its sales force in Canada, welcoming Michel Beauchamp as sales manager for the Quebec and Maritimes region. He brings 25 years of industry experience to his new role, in which he will be selling Presstek's entire portfolio of digital and offset solutions.
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The Printing Industries of America (PIA) has recently announced that a Canadian will hold a very influential position on its Board. Jeff Ekstein has been named Secretary of the Board of Directors, taking effect as of November 2010.
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It seems that modern mediums of communication have added a multitude of new words and phrases to the English language lexicon. Over 2,000 new additions are gracing the pages of the Oxford Dictionary's 3rd edition - and a surprising number originated on the Internet.
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Nestle is the winner of a 2010 Gold Connecticut Quality Improvement Award for the package design of its Eco-Shape water bottle, with smaller labels and 30% less plastic. However, some controversy has arisen because water bottles, no matter what their design, are destructive to the environment. Should they really be winning awards?
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Print World, the only printing trade show in North America with an exclusive focus on shorter-run printing, has more than tripled its conference lineup during the next edition of the show this year from November 20-22 in downtown Toronto.
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The Canadian Printing Industry Scholarship Fund (CPISTF) Board of Trustees has announced that its Scholarship Trust Fund has awarded a total of $73,750 in funding to 56 students for the current school year.
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From August 31 to September 2, KBR Graphics will host an open house at its new Toronto location. The Canadian distributor for manufacturers such as MGI, Standard Horizon, and KBA will present live demonstrations of some of the latest equipment.
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Data from industry tracker comScore is now revealing that in July, Facebook moved up to become the third most popular spot for Internet users to watch videos. Kicking Microsoft's video sites off the podium, Facebook attracted 46.6 million unique viewers in July.
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Re: Iconic Oxford Dictionary may never be printed again
Posted on Tuesday, 31 August 2010 by Ralph Neeson.I whole-heartedly DO NOT think books will disappear. I think it makes sense to put the yellow...
Re: Nestle wins award for Eco-Shape water bottle package
Posted on Thursday, 26 August 2010 by Line G..Extreme from each sides are a necessary evil... we need to have a deeper tought on all the...