| Paper tigers band together |
| Australia’s five leading paper-based organisations band together as Sustainable Print Alliance. View full article » |
| Print remains in the red: Hagop’s commentary |
| No relief in sight for printing businesses around Australia, according to March 2009 Printing Industry Trends Survey Report. View full article » |
| Moore gets down to business in Western Australia |
| Moore Business Systems scores contract to manage forms for Western Australia Health. View full article » |
| Onslaught over Optus online: Letters, 6 May 2009 |
| Angry readers call on Optus to re-think its move away from paper bills while Glen Climo gets praise for his work at Bluestar. View full article » |
| No pack drill … what they’re saying in the barracks |
| Heard something you would like to share but cannot put your name to it? Here is your chance. No names, no pack drill. View full article » |
| Don Quixote fan makes waves at Pride In Print |
| Format’s fan-turned-invitation places the Wellington company in the running for a Pride In Print Award. View full article » |
| RMIT students welcome Oce CPS900 into the classroom |
| Océ’s CPS900 platinum digital colour printer has had no trouble making friends at school since arriving at RMIT School of Design. View full article » |
| Call for feedback on financial crisis workshops |
| Printing Industries is seeking industry feedback on the effects to business of the financial global crisis to assist in research that will help shape its national workshop program in June. View full article » |
| GMG launches free online ISO trials |
| Printers can check colour quality for themselves with GMG’s new online ISO management trials. View full article » |
| Kodak flexs its print with Flexcel NX System |
| Revamped Kodak Flexcel NX System offers greater print flexibility. View full article » |
| Pushing the envelope online: Print 21 magazine article |
| Letterboxes look set to become even emptier as major companies continue move their essential mail onto the internet – so does that spell the end for the transpromo print market before it even gets going? Mitchell Jordan finds out what the future holds for those involved in this nascent marketing practice. View full article » |
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Datapoints from Australia
Just in case you don't subscribe to Print 21 here's what I got in my email this morning.
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