Daniel Fitzgerald
Prior to joining ProPrint, Daniel worked at the Manic Times, a weekly news-magazine edited by Chaser founder Charles Firth, as well as technology media news website ITJourno.com.au. His writing has appeared in a variety of publications, from sporting publications such as Inside Sport to political journals such as New Matilda.
Recent articles for Daniel Fitzgerald
NSW government praises $400m Amcor paper project
Amcor's $400m upgrade to its Botany recycling site, which is set to support up to 1,000 jobs, has been praised by the NSW Government as ...
PIAA: don't worry printers, Print in Australia campaign targets buyers only
Printing Industries has moved to assure the industry that it is targeting print buyers - not printers - with its "name and shame" ...
Worldwide Online exec promotes place of women in printing industry
Jan Timms, a senior figure at Worldwide Online Printing, is promoting the role of women in print by taking her place on the boards of ...
TMA: we can save Qantas 25% because IPMG charged too much
TMA Australia has defended its claim that it can deliver 25% savings on Qantas' print management costs onshore and accused previous ...
Salmat profits up, as distribution leads the charge
Salmat has posted a 42.5% rise in profit and an 11% rise in letterbox volumes in its 2009/10 results, though its Business Process ...
Amcor finds 13% increase in profits on just 3% sales rise
Amcor has posted a profit after tax of $409.2m for the 2009/10 financial year, up 13.5% year-on-year.
Roland DG strengthens packaging offering with new VersaUV model
Roland DG has unveiled the VersaUV LEC-540 inkjet printer/cutter, which is intended to add to the packaging applications for the ...
Ooh Media growth more than doubles sector average
Out-of-home advertising company Ooh Media has increased first half revenues 36% to $50.6m, more than twice the average growth across the ...
Former apprentice takes top job at Horizon Graphics
Adam Mezgec has taken over as owner of trade finishing and screen printing company Horizon Graphics, which he joined nearly two decades ...
Newspapers to be "irrelevant" by 2022: futurist
'Futurist' Ross Dawson used this year's PANPA Future Forum to declare that "newspapers as we know them will be irrelevant by 2022".
Qantas printers cast doubt on TMA's 25% price cut plan
Print suppliers to Qantas have expressed doubt that the airline could achieve a 25% reduction in its print bill while keeping production ...
Snap names best franchises at in-house awards
Snap West Melbourne has topped the printing franchise's sales ranks for the second year in a row.
Wellcom revenues and profits up
The Wellcom Group, which owns half of Adelaide-based Cadillac Printing, has posted a 3% rise in revenues and a 14% rise in net profit ...
Gunns profits halved as Bell Bay project awaits investment
Gunns has said its Bell Bay pulp mill project is still "being held in a ready status" over a year after saying it had secured a partner ...
McPherson's print sales fall 6%
Print revenues declined slightly at McPherson's Limited for the 2009/10 financial year, though it increased net profits by 32.6% to $25.6m.
Qantas and TMA speak up over 'offshore' claims
Qantas and its new print manager TMA Australia have responded to claims the airline is exploring sending print work offshore to cut costs.
Computershare takes first InfoPrint 5000s in region
Computershare has ordered the first Infoprint IP 5000 inkjet presses in the region and is set to install them at its sites in Sydney and ...
Paperlinx posts $225.3m loss after "difficult" year
Paperlinx has called 2009/10 "the most difficult year in its history" as it posted a loss after tax of $225.3m following the completion ...
Two reports show continued growth of digital print
Digital revenues increased in Australia and worldwide over the past year, according to two separate reports from PODI and Canon.
Go Print invests in Agfa Azura from G2 Solutions
Queensland government company Go Print is aiming to "become a cleaner printer" by switching to a closed-loop Agfa Azura plate system.