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Jun2009
The international sourcing of work is far from a new phenomenon in the printing industry
Posted by Ian Mayor.
The international sourcing of work is far from a new phenomenon in the printing industry. Read the rest of this entry »
Are we seeing the beginning of the end of the recession or, as Winston Churchill once put it, is it the end of the beginning? Read the rest of this entry »
May2009
Would you have anticipated that any company in the printing industry would need central government financial aid during the current economic problems
Posted by Ian Mayor.
Would you have anticipated that any company in the printing industry would need central government financial aid during the current economic problems? Read the rest of this entry »
When businesses merge or when they are acquired, does the management that holds the whip hand in these dealings really consider the most vital asset of any business when they plan such moves? Read the rest of this entry »
On gazing over the printing industry terrain over the last few days, it has been impossible to see beyond two giant monoliths that have lumbered into view as the haze of industry over-capacity was momentarily cleared by the fresh breeze of speculation. Read the rest of this entry »
So, here we are on a Monday once more. The start of the working week. With good fortune and effective business planning, your print firm may well have sufficient work to keep your employees happy. Read the rest of this entry »
Digital print marches on. Its growth is inexorable and its penetration into widening markets is, it seems, relentless. Read the rest of this entry »
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Printingtalk and this Editor's Blog are edited by Ian Mayor
Ian Mayor has spent 25 years in industrial and technical PR and marketing, with the majority of his experience within the printing and packaging industries. He has represented companies in the UK and internationally. Ian was a newspaper journalist and spent a number of years as an industrial and business correspondent for a major English provincial newspaper group, with a special interest in manufacturing. He is also a qualified sub-editor and has also worked with some of Britain's national newspapers, national radio and regional TV as a freelance correspondent. He was also an original member of the UK Broadcast Promotion and Marketing Executive committee. His passions include cricket (he is a qualified coach), the great outdoors, writing, landscape photography and music. He travels far and wide in pursuit of his musical interests and, amongst other things, he co-manages a music web site for which he also writes. A lifelong Manchester City supporter, he still has fond allegiances for his hometown club Bolton Wanderers and follows Leeds Tykes rugby union club. His ambitions are many and varied but he still hopes to one day tweak a cricket ball like Shane Warne and to play like Gilson Lavis or Gene Krupa.
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