By Peter Haydock

Printing the labels for food to be consumed in outer space aboard the International Space Station may seem a small step for a printer, but it's a giant leap for the Océ Arizona flatbed.

If there was one trend at drupa, it has been that everything is either going faster or more sophisticated. This is especially true for the large format market where not only quality, but also speeds and exact reproduction are of essence. Sabine A. Slaughter has had a look.

There is a fine (often subjective) line between privacy and security/protection.

Take the recent incident of Empire actor Jussie Smollett who staged an attack on himself and filed an alleged false statement with the police.

Longstanding brand success with iconic glue stick, consumer-tailored innovations and focus on sustainability and social responsibility

At IMPRIMA, as part of the Toray group, we were extremely proud to represent our company at the Japanese National Day at the Hilton Hotel in Prague, along with seven large Japanese companies that have representation in the Czech Republic. The event took place at the Hilton Hotel in Prague on 5th of December.

By Andy Marken

"There's the difference between us. You believe in friendship, I believe in leverage." Amanda Waller, "Suicide Squad," DC Entertainment, 2016
Recently we stumbled on an article regarding a 69–year–old Dutchman who had petitioned the court to legally list himself as being 20 years younger.

Catalogue from art therapy for young people

Onlineprinters has continued its support of Refugio, a non-profit counselling and treatment centre for traumatised refugees, by donating EUR 5,000 this year. Along with the donation, Onlineprinters printed exhibition catalogues of project pictures made in art therapy class.

by Raymond J. Prince, Printing Industry Advisor and Consultant

Diversity in the graphic communication industry is an important value that should be embraced by businesses, associations, academia, and by individuals.

By Harvey R. Levenson, Ph. D., Professor Emeritus, Cal Poly

It is with fondness and support that I send this letter in response to Printing Impression’s recent posting: “Chair of the Ben Franklin Honor Society Responds to Harvey Levenson's 'Disparaging' Commentary”

By Harvey R. Levenson, Ph. D., Professor Emeritus, Cal Poly

Introduction
The matter of gender equity and diversity in the printing industry has been the focus of some vigorous debate for quite some time. However, it has re-emerged in earnest most recently when an industry association, the Benjamin Franklin Honor Society (BFHS) denied membership to a list of women candidates nominated for their contributions to industry growth and professional development, yet allegedly equally qualified men were accepted into the Society.

Harnessing Digital Technology for Next-Level Customer Centred Retailing

On 30 January 2019, IT News Africa will host Digital Retail Forum 2019 at the Hilton Hotel in Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa.

The new Hall 12 was officially opened today at a ceremony attended by some 2,000 invited guests from the realms of politics, business and media on the Frankfurt exhibition grounds. The building was constructed over a two-year period and is the cornerstone of the open area development in the western section of the Messe Frankfurt exhibition grounds.