Cal Poly’s Graphic Communication Department will host International Graphic Communication Week from Tuesday through Friday, Jan. 21-24, in San Luis Obispo, California.

• Boxing legend Frank Bruno MBE revealed as the first of three celebrity speakers for The Print Show 2020

• Frank Bruno will take part in a live Q&A at The Print Show 2020, as well as a meet-and-greet autograph session with visitors
• Two more celebrity speakers will be announced in the coming months
• Full floorplan for The Print Show and co-located The Sign Show published

Coalition for Government Procurement's annual Excellence in Partnership Awards highlight Ricoh's work on behalf of veterans

"Many impressive companies at the business location Landsberg"

By Erwin Busselot, Business Innovations & Solutions Director, Commercial and Industrial Printing Group, Ricoh Europe

PressUP announces it's time for change and aims at the platform

Conferences in Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia give an outlook on the printing processes of the future

Two print products produced using UV technology win the design competition

Printing Industries of America is pleased to announce that Dell, maker of laptops, workstations, monitors, servers, storage solutions and more, has joined its National Buying Program just in time for the holidays. PIA members can now save up to 40% off when using the Dell partnership program offered through PIA.

At its 2019 annual meeting held in Houston, Texas, the first BFHS Book of Wisdom was launched and distributed.

The Technical Association of the Graphic Arts (TAGA) announces the lineup of keynote speakers and selected papers for its 2020 Annual Technical Conference in Oklahoma City, OK, March 15-18. TAGA is a leading resource for technical research and innovation in graphic communications and related fields.

Landsberger Premiumdruckerei sticks to the old custom of book printers
EGGER Druck + Medien, the premium printing company in Landsberg, had to believe in two at once. Grabbed by their arms and legs and without much fuss, they landed one after the other in a huge tub of cold water. This seemingly deceitful trick in spite of cold temperatures is a centuries-old custom and is called Gautschen. Sophie Schmidbauer and Bassel Farroukh were "gautscht". Both had recently completed their training at EGGER and were "officially" admitted to the guild with this custom.