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- World Print & Communication Forum stages Conference on Environment at Drupa
- Drupa 2008: Sappi shows off latest innovations
- Heidelberg goes XXL at trade show
- MAN Roland becomes manroland
- Adobe launches APPE 2
- Grand format on the rise
- Scaling new heights at drupa
- Handing over responsibilities: Volker Ohl is going
- Heidelberg eco award
- Markus Schmedtmann takes over as CEO at Mohn Media
- Albrecht Bolza-Schünemann ponders cooperation
- Fujifilm pioneers new B2 inkjet
- Digital trio from InfoPrint
- Irish publisher plumps for Krause CTP
- The charismatic father of digital offset
- German print industry optimistic for continued progress
- Xerox unwraps its iGen4
- Eco-focus in KBA drupa showcase
- Xeikon 8000 takes off
- Vutek launches high-speed wide format digital printer
- Industry backs eco project
- First RIP to process XPS
- Flint impresses at fair
- Epson attacks the fine art market
- Screen demos hybrid SX
- Kodak “will change print forever”
- Sun Chemical and EskoArtwork join forces
- Rallying behind the reading aloud initiative
- Dalim’s dynamic tools
- Interview: Developing business and services in China
- Horizon’s touch of Vegas
- A new high-resolution inkjet system for printing variable data
- Interactive CD-ROM for business initiative XtraWin
- Germany's Euro Cup hopes dwindle
- Belgian printer invests in first Komori press – an 8-colour Lithrone S40P
- Hong Kong printer buys 3 B1 presses on first day of show
- HP heralds revolution with Inkjet Web
- Sun and EskoArtwork join forces
- Quark’s new Dynamic Publishing Solution
- Puccini’s passion helps raise curtain on fair
- Ray Schiavone, Quark, on its new DPS
- Super-flexibility in large format
- Impression doubles up
- Epson eyes new markets
- GMG unveils updated ColorProof
- Siegwerk has it covered
- FFEI expands RealVue3D
- Goss’ Brown heralds year of change
- A closed loop drupa
- Exhibition’s oldest visitor
- Speed record from Kodak
- Ryobi unveils 11,000sph A3+ press
- Scholz fills new drupa position
- Going green at drupa
- Scotprint buys manroland 900XXL
- Lasermax delivers punch
- Buhrs ups inserter speed
- GMG revamps ColorProof
- Sharp adds finishing touches
- Friesens opts for Presstek 52DI
- Xanté unveils 3D effects
- Sun makes breakthrough in UV curing inks
- The Indian print ambassador
- Firm reorganises paper
- Five questions + answers
- Print’s fairy tale future at the fair
- Müller Martini gets better inside and out
- Ink colours print green
- Messe reveals drupa 2012 dates
- Central picks up Diamond
- Five-colour Rapida headed for China
- Healthy pressure to deliver better
- EskoArtwork links it all up at drupa
- Rösler sets plate record
- Presstek’s very personal drupa
- Komori sells awesome foursome
- Mellow hits ISO standard
- MGI premieres Meteor digital duo
- Pensord inks Flint deal
- Adobe debuts Acrobat 9
- Komori guide gives eco know-how
- HP secures 36 press deal
- Agfa clinches UK pre-press bonanza
- "Heidelberg’s second home"
- Meeting customers’ expectations
- Top Brazil printer extends Goss buy
- Colourworld orders XL 75
- Direct fits Océ JetStream
- S&G installs Speedmaster XL 105
- GBC in the record books
- Canon's a 'clear' winner
- Simple plate handling
- RR Donnelley develops 4-colour inkjet web
- Get more output for less cash
- Adobe gets more creative with Acrobat 9
- What inkjet can do for your business
- Special inkjet solutions take centre stage
- Asian boom will shake US print dominance
- Anton’s €13m XL 105 buy
- Two Rapida 106s bound for Sweden
- Reception for indian delegation
- DuPont gets behind flexo
- Learner to leader in eight years
- Anton signs Agfa pre-press deal
- Welsh firm buys Roland
- SIZ plumps for XL 162
- Web2print out of the box
- Suisse signs for Versamark
- ELSCAN uncovered
- Peeters buys eight-colour Komori
- China growth continues
- Ferag haul for Zero Hora
- Ricoh, EFI in POD [Punct Space] tie-up
- Océ debuts hybrid colour press
- Stork to reveal 3D RIP
- Drupa debut for Rockwell
- Eco standard for Komori
- WB makes large-format push with 900 XXL
- See world’s first B2 toner-based printer
- Indigo 7000s fly off stand
- Papermakers announce price rises
- Integration simplified
- Vocational print education
- In the Spotlight: World Environment Day
- Drupa veteran's second home
- Heidelberg sets the CO2
- New brand and same strong spirit
- 20 sales in first three days of fair
- Canadian Prinergy deal
- ColorPainter previewed
- QI Press in control
- Actega debuts coatings
- Stralfors snaps up four Xerox 490s
- Square up to coatings
- Sun, Comexi set new flexo milestone
- VIM launches inkjet CTP plate
- XL buy for Thai printer
- InfoPrint 4100 enhanced
- Dalim licenses Print Engine 2
- 96pp twin win for Goss
- Times of India orders sixth Krause CTP
- Barrel loads of innovation
- Gravure and flexo grow
- Sense and sustainability
- Messe report claims Sappi award
- Contentserv relocates
- Making light work of automation
- Kama makes it in France
- Mr Komori with members of the Finnish print industry
- Riwi buys super-wide-format VUTEk
- First Nexpress for UAE
- Firm buys InfoPrint for short runs
- China in force at show
- MBO takes reins at DTS
- Fischer adds 106 to Rapida line-up
- AVT and GMI stand united
- Beil to handle Berth sales
- UV aniline breakthrough in food packaging
- An ultra innovative approach to business
- KBA strikes Latin gold
- Turkish printer buys newspaper press
- Perfect rival to B1 sheetfed
- Complete solution from KBA
- Management 2.0
- Eco track and trace tags
- HP CEO supports IPG arm
- Take training to next level
- Strong belief in the global market
- Thrifty adhesive
- Aniva standard advanced
- Océ headed for Holland
- Interest increasing in XL
- Ferag lines for Dow Jones
- First-rate turnout for first week of drupa
- Swiss newspaper printer opts for contex.c
- Trelleborg completes €43m MacDermid buy
- Chinese visitors and vendors storm show
- Polar toasts fair success with sales boost
- The doyen of a disruptive technology
- Canon fired up by big sale
- First 80pp Lithoman bound for Russia
- In the Spotlight: 'Emerging' or emerged?
- Lenticular tools exposed
- Next wave of technology
- Rising to the challenge
- Radinger's photo show
- 'Oscars of typography'
- Wilmes takes on Océ PR
- A place of global competence
- Hoepfner buys Pro C900
- Scharfe heads Vision sales
- "Multi-million euro" deal for Nipson
- Jokey’s six Xeikon swoop
- Impika inkjet introductions
- FFEI revels in first drupa
- Sappi guides available
- Heidelberg's inkjet overprinting ambitions
- Visitors flock to see live Gallus ICS 670
- MaxPro proving popular
- ProCarton hits 20 years at first drupa
- Agfa sells 11 Advantages
- Hiflex MIS now compatible with iPhone
- All roads lead to IMPZ
- Digital's cultural revolution
- 'Door prize' for milestone visitor
- Climate-friendly printing
- Excitement and innovation
- Fuji sees stonking show
- New dealer for Presstek
- French printers pick up Rapidas
- Quality control in sheetfed
- Miniature spectrometer
- Drent sells seven VSOPs
- Sterling orders second XL
- Kama wins dozen orders
- OneVision expands range
- Tipografic plumps for Polar
- Domino lands sale of Bitjet+ V4.5
- Nord Meccanica ties with Henkel
- HP seals on-demand deal
- Calculating our future
- Steinemann scores big
- College's landmark Polar
- Drupa day for Asia delegates
- Chesapeake signs for HiPrint 700
- Daetwyler makes Indian sale
- Eltex toasts drupa success
- Barenschee's PQCS.net buy
- Muller seals Brazil deal
- Pauwels sticks with Buhrs
- Presstek, Nippon link up
- Supplier to fire up EFI’s Asian push
- Cezar buys Gietz FSA 870
- Non-stop coldfoil is 'hot'
- OKI teams with Degrava for label solution
- Meeting the challenges through change
- Rima-System: a cut above the rest
- Roland’s Russian rewards
- Euro 10bn of deals done at super show
- Beating expectations
- The sustainable stand
- KBA’s top results
- Mehl is SAP marketing chief
- Feldegg chief honoured
- Ballmer sees IP-based future
- IT believes in print
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IT believes in print
Lea Knobel of the communications agency Farner has concluded in a study that those in IT rely on talks with colleagues and IT magazines for their information, but online media are less important for them.
Knobel questioned 236 people for her thesis, and according to the poll, the most commonly read titles were InfoWeek and Computerworld.
