Opinion

Green experts have come out of the woodwork to hit back at Gunns’ use of fire in Tasmanian operations, as Samantha Schelling explains.

Some types of print will be consigned to history due to the unstoppable rise of new media alternatives, says Frank Romano.

The latest study from Pira International shows that the sector is set for an uplift over the coming years, as Henry Mendelson explains.

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

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

Unfounded accusations from a Swedish green group illustrate international concern over Tasmanian mill.

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

Start 2010 off on the right foot by getting up to speed with the latest developments, here and overseas, says Joe Kowalewski.

PrintNZ chief executive officer Joan Grace forecasts growth in 2010.

Karen Goldsmith, executive director of the Graphic Arts Merchants Association of Australia (GAMAA), looks forward to 2010.

Hagop Tchamkertenian, national manager for policy and government affairs,
Printing Industries Association of Australia (PIAA) looks ...

Karen Birch, president of the Network of In-House Print Professionals Australasia (NIPPA), says her aim for 2010 is to help NIPAA ...

Garry Knespal, executive director of the Graphic Arts Services Association of Australia, looks forward to 2010.

Philip Andersen, CEO of the Printing Industries Association of Australia, looks forward to 2010.

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

Lithographic Institute Australia (LIA) federal president Kit Andrews looks forward to 2010, and sees more choice and complexity.

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

Staff training has been lost in all the talk about global recessions, but it is now more important then ever, says Henry Mendelson.

Your business may be very good at its core services, but you have to tell your target market that it is. That means marketing your ...

Inkjet printing is moving quickly into mainstream roles for professional print projects, but it hasn’t been an easy road, as Frank ...