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Last year, 82% of print buyers were dissatisfied with printers' promotion of new developments. Stay in the loop at Packaging Innovations 2013. We're a fickle lot, us consumers. A shiny [...]

Byline: Raymond J. Prince Some people resist change, even when it is needed. Recently I visited a plant that had just installed two of the latest and greatest presses made. [...]

In January this year, when Polestar announced it would end printing at its Greaves plant, chief executive Barry Hibbert called on the European industry to consolidate further. 'There is too [...]

Byline: Katherine O'Brien Welcome to our 125th anniversary issue. AMERICAN PRINTER, which traces its roots to THE INLAND PRINTER, has chronicled an unprecedented period of progress in an industry that [...]

Byline: Steve Johnson In the span of our lifetimes, the physical nature of printing has remade itself not once, but twice. Putting ink onto paper has changed from a mechanical [...]

Barney Cox tracks down the solutions to your technical troubles. Q: I have a friend who wants some branded paper bags made. They should be high quality - ones that [...]

Here is an interesting ornithological fact: Certain birds of prey have features that have evolved over time which enable them to hunt for kinds of food other birds are unable […]

WITH THE PUBLISHING INDUSTRY headed for what looks like another year of sluggish growth, each segment within the supply chain is pressuring its vendors, suppliers and partners for better terms. [...]

Like many operations--airlines and computers, Grokster and AOL, hotels, movies, television, radio and other sometime darlings of the investment community--the print business has suffered its travails. The trail of closures [...]

I started my printing business in 1988 and, in my fifth year, I realized that I didn't own a business--it owned me! We reached a certain size and the floodgates [...]