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Omnigraphics and Eye produce landmark billboard to mark revolution in outdoor

Printer Omnigraphics has played its part in helping the Outdoor Media Association launch a new "industry currency", tipped to be a ...

Federal government launches book industry group

Print industry figures have welcomed new plans from the Rudd government to help the books sector cope in the digital media age.

Auckland gets Hung up on bulging billboard

A three-dimensional billboard depicting a well-filled pair of male underwear has been erected in central Auckland’s Victoria Street to ...

Woodwing's software to support Apple iPad

WoodWing Software has confirmed that its cross-media publishing software can already support the newly released Apple iPad.

Apple iPad marks "major change" for catalogue industry

Catalogue experts reckon the new Apple iPad will bring about "dramatic" changes for catalogue printing and distribution - though cost ...

ProPrint poll: Apple iPad

Following yesterday's much-hyped launch in the e-reader space, this week we're asking 'Is the Apple iPad a nail in the coffin for ...

Book printers wary of Apple iPad

Apple's launch of a tablet computer with an e-reader application has Australian book printers concerned that it could increase the ...

Indigenous students embrace book publishing

A printing initiative in a Queensland indigenous community is helping students develop their skills in English and local languages by ...

Amazon sells more e-books than paper books on Christmas

Amazon has announced that for the first time in its history, more electronic books were sold on its website over Christmas than ...

Woodwing and Celum sign partnership deal

Woodwing Software has formed a strategic partnership with Celum in order to offer integrated cross-media publishing and Digital Asset ...

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Don’t be mistaken – there’s a war going on

The launch of the Apple iPad is another shot across the bow in new media’s attack on print’s heartland, says Daniel Fitzgerald.

Technology is here for a revolution in books

Slowly but surely, on-demand and electronic books are gaining traction with publishers and the public.

Extra, extra: bespoke newspapers are here

The personalised approach signifies a massive shift in publishing. Is it just a novelty or will it catch on?

Counting the cost of copyright

The book industry may have claimed victory over Parallel Import Restrictions, but beyond the win and the political wrangling that ...

Print: the first portable media

Kudos to our print bretheren over in Blighty, who came up with this clever little viral video campaign to promote prominent tabloid ...

The life of books

Trade and mass-market books will continue to be printed at the current pace, but in a different way.

Why no one notices print

Print has some growing to do if it’s going to take on new media. The problem is that it’s already all grown up.

Newspapers face dire future

The US newspaper industry is facing unprecedented challenges with declining ad revenue and the rise of digital technology, but there is ...

Cue death throes, here comes the iPrint

While we concern ourselves with the ongoing profitability of print, perhaps we should be more concerned with its ongoing existence, ...

Headless body but James Earl Jones still alive

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is rewriting print news through a “trickle sideways” effect, and has the potential to undermine the ...

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