Digital Printing-Toner - Cut Sheet (Color)

Cyber attacks on data within organizations like Google and TJX Companies over the past few years have done more than capture the media's attention. The serious harm to a company's bottom line caused by Web attacks and malicious code is keeping information security top of mind with senior executives.

Portland General Electric (PGE) recently moved a step closer to its goal of providing transpromo communications to customers when it installed two InfoPrint Solutions (IPS) 5000 color digital ink-jet printers in its in-plant.

IN MY February article, "Naysayers and Yea-Sayers," I talked about in-plants that are thriving. The in-plants in this group share something I refer to as establishing credibility with existing products first, and then using that trust to motivate interest in more valuable products, such as variable data printing (VDP).

Learn how OPM, decreases turnaround time and expands their automated book solutions for major publishing customers.

On March 14, the judges of the In-Print 2011 contest examined more than 400 printed pieces and picked 75 winners. Here they are.

CN Newsprint is the first Kodak customer worldwide to put the new KODAK PROSPER S20 Imprinting System to use in a newspaper production environment.

Kodak Versamark VL4200 provides digital print solution for same day distribution of major French publications on remote island. With the added benefit of regional advertising added to the publication.

This interview with Jim Robinson from Harlequin Enterprises was conducted after Kodak's "Future of Book Publishing" roundtable at the New York Public Library. The forum assembled key members of the publishing industry, including a retailer, a printer, a publisher, a distributor and an author. The objective was to foster a dialogue among key industry leaders on trends, strategic approaches, successes and future direction.

This interview with Patrick Henry from WhatTheyThink.com was conducted after Kodak's "Future of Book Publishing" roundtable at the New York Public Library. The forum assembled key members of the publishing industry, including a retailer, a printer, a publisher, a distributor and an author. The objective was to foster a dialogue among key industry leaders on trends, strategic approaches, successes and future direction.

This interview with Jim Milliot from Publisher's Weekly was conducted after Kodak's "Future of Book Publishing" roundtable at the New York Public Library. The forum assembled key members of the publishing industry, including a retailer, a printer, a publisher, a distributor and an author. The objective was to foster a dialogue among key industry leaders on trends, strategic approaches, successes and future direction.

Moderator - Jim Milliot, Publisher's Weekly
Panelists -
Jim Robinson, Harlequin Enterprises Ltd
Paul Morgan, Lulu.com
Larry Bennett, Baker & Taylor
Melinda Roberts, Author, "Mommy Confidential"
Craig Bauer, Hachette Publishing
Jac Garner, Webcrafters Inc
Jeffery Mathews, Scholastic