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Ink suppliers seek rebound in 1996ㅡpaper prices caused a double whammy last year: less printing volume, and purchasers' quest to cut costs
Theodore Lustig | GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1997

Awards secret: go against the flowㅡto become printing's #1 award winner, watt / peterson honed its conventional processes.
Bill Esler | GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1997

High-res reflectionsㅡthe early promise of enhanced color printing ran into process complications and tepid client response. still, "work-arounds" fa
Bill Esler | GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1997

Plotting profits from large formatsㅡsome aggressive commercial printers are finding big profits in the use of large-format printing devices
Debora Toth | GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1996

Blanket coverageㅡsullivan graphics gets rid of the packing to ensure plant-to-plant printing consistency
| GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1996

Sheetfed dynamos bask in a boomㅡfull-featured machines, available with up to six printing units, make sense for a cross-section of purchasers
Debora Toth | GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1996

Waterless woos wait-and-see crowdㅡsteady improvements, more processcapable presses, and ongoing test programs make printing without water more attra
Lisa Cross | GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1996

CTP produces profitsㅡcomputer-to-plate technology aids in producing high-quality color printing
| GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1996

Brown printing takes a shine to a new floor coating that promotes cleanliness and impresses customers
| GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1996

1995 Salary surveyㅡ Average salaries for the printing industry were stable last year; the eastern U.S.was home to the top moneymakers
Michael Karol | GRAPHIC ARTS MONTHLY | 1996