Web-to-print (W2P) technology has been a hot-button topic since its inception approximately 15 years ago.
Greenville, South Carolina
As a young freshman intent on becoming an architect or civil engineer, Matthew Jay quickly realized he had a problem: he hated math. Ironically, a two-step equation ultimately led Jay to a career in the print industry.
Almost one year ago, the Print Services and Distribution Association (PSDA) made a decision to shake things up in the name of revamping the 65-year-old organization.
When it comes to wholesale printing, always keep in mind rapid turnaround times, availability and the ability to change and adapt.
Greenville, South Carolina-based Bowater, a leading producer of coated and specialty papers and newsprint, recently introduced its new Freesheet Hybrid category of products, which combine the strength and brightness required in freesheet applications with the improved opacity and bulk of mechanical furnishes. Compared to traditional uncoated freesheet, the main product, BowHybrid, uses up to 40 percent less wood fiber—a clear environmental benefit. BowHybrid is ideal for typical printing applications, such as direct mail, books, order forms, owner’s manuals, inserts/flyers, envelopes, maps and many other general commercial printing applications. Even at lighter basis weights, the paper maintains high opacity and strength,