Steve Crowe
Steve Crowe has been the editor of ProPrint magazine for 15 years, reporting on the printing and graphic arts industries here and overseas. He is a veteran of graphic arts and printing exhibitions, conferences and seminars around the world, including drupa, Ipex, PacPrint and PrintEx. Prior to working on ProPrint, he wrote for and edited motoring, music, entertainment, travel, photography and environment magazines.
Recent articles for Steve Crowe
Studying printing’s sustainability shift
As the global community continues to search its soul over its environmental track record, Phillip Lawrence talks to Steve Crowe about ...
Gunning for growth amid the downturn
While most print companies were ducking for cover in 2009, Pettaras Press made large investments in both technology and infrastructure, ...
Print’s great Body of Work
The Body of Work is one print job that really stands out from the crowd. Steve Crowe takes a look.
Pinnacle reaches new digital heights
A Melbourne commercial printer has taken on digital printing to better service client expectations.
Cutting in at the beach
A Sydney trade services company is building on early success through the simple strategy of customer service. Steve Crowe went to ...
Konica Minolta opens new headquarters in Sydney
Konica Minolta Australia opened its new Australian headquarters in Sydney on Friday.
JPE to tackle digital future at AGM
Steve Ball, production workflow manager at Fuji Xerox Australia, will be the special guest speaker at the Junior Printing Executives ...
Graph Pak takes on Iberica agency
Graph Pak has added well known manufacturing company Iberica AG to its growing list of agencies in Australasia.
NIPPA conference warned of crisis down the track
At the Network of In-Plant Print Professionals Australasia (NIPPA) annual conference being held in Hobart this week, delegates were told ...
Moran and Yeates score LIA Graduate Awards
Anna Moran and Pascale Yeates have taken top honours at the biennial LIA National Graduate Recognition Awards, held on Friday night at ...
Ferag brings newspaper publishers back into the fold
Ferag has used its annual media day to unveil its latest technology development: a folding system for newspapers that generates a third ...
Seidl leaves Dainippon Screen Australia
Dainippon Screen Australia general manager Gary Seidl has been made redundant after a tenure of more than 20 years at the company.
Myer and Kathmandu take out Catalogue Awards
The 18th annual Australian Catalogue Awards, held in Melbourne on Friday, have honoured past winners by presenting retail giant Myer ...
Fuji Xerox Australia promotes senior managers
Fuji Xerox Australia has announced the appointment of Andy Berry to general manager of Integrated Sales and Marketing, while Anthony ...
Pettaras Press earns PSD digital print compliance
Pettaras Press in Sydney has been awarded PSD (Process Standard Digital) compliance under the supervision of ColourProcess...
Brisbane trade bindery adds laminating services
Brisbane trade bindery and finishing house Special Binding has installed an Autobond Mini 105 TPHS laminator, and is now offering a ...
Print will survive and thrive: McCourt
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse will fail to kill print, according to Andy McCourt.
One-on-one with Steve Dunwell
Steve Dunwell talks to Steve Crowe about his recent appointment to the role of managing director of manroland Australasia, and the ...
Make a million bucks…next Tuesday
One printer in the crowd attending next Tuesday night’s Print 20//20 executive dinner, being held by Printing Industries at Sydney’s ...
Konica Minolta to move to new local HQ in September
Konica Minolta Australia will move to new premises in the Sydney suburb of North Ryde in September, which will include a large new ...