Landa Corporation today announced the details of its groundbreaking Landa Nanographic Printing Presses that are set to transform mainstream commercial, packaging and publishing markets. With output speeds comparable to offset presses and employing NanoInk colorants that create unprecedented image qualities, the Landa Nanographic Printing Press portfolio is set to fundamentally change printing as we know it.
Following the Breadcrumbs on the Data-Sharing Trail WOULD you like to donate to the Obama campaign? Sign up for a college course? Or maybe subscribe to Architectural Digest? If you have ever felt inundated by such solicitations, by e-mail or by snail mail, you may have wondered what you did to deserve it.
False duotone: a normal halftone printed over a flat screen of an accent color When dinosaurs roamed the earth and letterpress was the printing process of choice, full color was a luxury few advertisers could justify.
Are Twitter and Facebook your new marketing frontier? Or all sizzle and no steak? All the buzz and explosive growth makes it seem every marketer should be getting into social media, but your potential results depend on who your customers are and how they make buying decisions. Online social tools can drive significant results only with the right audience and strategies.
MAY 18, 2011 · Optical disc replicators in California would be required to keep detailed records of job orders and equipment purchases or face stiff criminal fines, under new anti-piracy legislation now making its way through the state’s Senate. The legislation, introduced earlier this year by California State Sen. Alex Padilla, aims to strengthen an existing state law that requires replicators to include source identification information on every disc they manufacture. In addition to specifying new documentation requirements and raising fines for violations, the proposed amendments authorize law enforcement to conduct warrantless compliance inspections of the state’s replication facilities.
Reform bill introduced to boost USPS’ viability May 18, 2011 – 12:46 pm EDT Washington, D.C.—A bill has been introduced in the U.S. Senate that would address several issues affecting the financially struggling U.S. Postal Service and help ensure its future solvency.Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del, has floated a new bill—the Postal Operations Sustainment and Transformation Act of 2011—that would offer relief from the Postal Service’s current obligations to prefund future pension obligations, and cut Saturday home mail delivery. It is estimated that the bill would provide overall savings, or access to new funds, of about $8 billion annually. The Postal Service continues to hemorrhage money, due largely to changing consumer and business communications that rely on electronic communications instead of physical mail. B@B Online
WASHINGTON, DC—Mr. ZIP’s financial woes keep growing, and the news promises to get worse. The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) ended the second quarter of this fiscal year (Jan. 1 to March 31) with a net loss of $2.2 billion, compared to a net loss of $1.6 billion for the same period in FY 2010.
In the back of “The Million Dollar Sales Letter” book it has a great resource for Ads. After using it for Web, Email and print copy writing with great success, I would like to share it with every one on our list. Give us your feed back on this blog after using it. Her is the list.
As promised this is the first post from the “The Secrets to Staying in Touch” with customers. Consider not only your immediate short term needs but also your long term hopes and in that process very carefully consider the value of the customer or the client. Every business, every product line, every service organization even if it is distance from the ultimate consumer by a chain distribution you’re still dependent on an actual consumer for its lasting success.
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