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1. Will Santa Bring me an E-Reader?

2. Will Santa Bring me an E-Reader?

3. Demand for digital presses growing: Canon

4. Plunging currency to send paper prices rocketing again

5. Paper price to go up in July: more increases to come?

6. Trends clear at On Demand

7. Print struggling to grow

8. Profitability and the label converter

9. PrintEx07 posts record visitor numbers on day one

10. Trend Insight Report: China luxury goods market

11. Capacity catch-up as capex falls for 4th quarter in row

12. Quick printers annual sales US$13bn: report

13. 10 hot trends to hit shelves in 2007

14. InfoTrends inkjet forecast shows strong market

15. China biggest threat to printers here

16. Premature interest rate rise may affect Printing Industry

17. Inkjet and coding giant reports positive half yearly results

18. Worldwide digital print market set to grow to €124.8bn by 2015

19. Newspaper sales mixed amid economic weakness

20. PRIMIR study to explore digital printing outlook

21. AIP to host seminar, dinner and AGM

22. Future in mix of conventional and digital technologies

23. JPE Industry Review Night 2006

24. Six picks for 2006

25. Positive results for printing industry

26. Avery Dennison to target Asia

27. US has just 28,000 printing & prepress establishments: report

28. Business forum brings top minds together

29. 'The Answers' points way ahead

30. PRIMIR elects exec committee

31. New study assesses e-media effect on print

32. Packaging in South Asia, Part One: India and Sri Lanka

33. Digital fine art print to double by 2009

34. Printing industry hits growth phase

35. The 2005 printing year

36. Chinese print flexes its muscles

37. Positivity reflected in latest PrintNZ survey results

38. Don't listen to the competition

39. Marketing for digital campaign kicks off

40. Print House names new director

41. Graphics drives Kodak sales surge

42. Sensis pulls plug on print

43. Lessons from abroad

44. WSJ Asia shrinks to tabloid

45. Finishing picking up after slow year

46. Is film dead?

47. Study shows positive impact of DI

48. NZ shoppers see packaging as problem

49. New print study released

50. Free fonts popular at work

51. Note Printing Australia opts for Lüscher CTP solution

52. NZ set to follow in Europe's footsteps with RFID standards

53. Mark Andy - KTI goes to undisclosed printer

54. Brisbane Printer goes for six with new SM 52

55. Fespa closes on all-time high

56. STiKKI launches Linerless Labels

57. Major Asian presence for Ipex 2006

58. Anzpac gets biggest press

59. Wider portfolio for HP

60. History repeats itself, and the giants absorb giants

61. Bioplastics make great progress

62. Kodak Nexpress first off the blocks with swimming sponsorship

63. PacPrint opens with market optimism

64. Sheetfed surges for KBA

65. Industry set to converge on Rotorua

66. Design for print d4p launching at PacPrint

67. Ferag wins order from News International

68. Lennard celebrates 125 years with major move

69. Ipex shows strength in mailing

70. Ipex 2006 adds 6000sqm to broaden reach

71. News Limited newspapers grow market share

72. Labels take big leap forward

73. KBA back in the black

74. Signs set to explode in Brisbane

75. Chadwicks launches yogurt to go packs for Asia Pacific

76. Ipex 2006 will have a dedicated Paper Zone for the first time. Located in Hall 20, the 1500sqm Paper

77. Aussie book printers set to break all records for latest Harry potter book

78. Competition equals savings for packaging buyers

79. Quality takes hold as newspapers go for Pride

80. New national sales director for News suburbans

81. Some bar codes come up short with judges

82. BJ Ball seals deal with CHH Whakatane

83. PacPrint to show latest technology trends

84. HP's new six-colour press targets small to medium printers

85. AFTA 2005 Forum heads to NZ

86. Industry\'s first detailed VDP data released from TrendWatch Graphic Arts

87. Pisec attracting leading speakers

88. Océ halts downward trend

89. Pulling the plug on the internet

90. Why do people adopt and update technology? And why should you?

91. Making sense of the technologies and trends at PacPrint 05

92. US Treasury to compete with banknote printers

93. MAN Roland strengthens competitiveness following News order

94. All eyes on World Print Congress

95. Big investment for Chequer to raise the bar

96. Resolution speeds into Fast 50

97. GMG expands in Australia, Asia

98. GASAA points to high industry Adobe InDesign usage

99. Trendsetter makes grand impact for Creo

100. Salute to software

101. Print honours its best at PacPrint 05

102. Platypus and Inprint lead the way in Qld PICAs

103. PIAA trends survey reveals distinct downturn

104. Creo responds to rumours; cites growth in market share

105. Administrator called in at Teldon

106. Ferag delivers bags of opportunity

107. Xplor to Celebrate

108. Industry upbeat across the Tasman

109. Flying solo

110. Does my business need an EMS?

111. eTree a nuisance, but a mere seedling

112. IPP predicts newspaper market growth

113. RFID creates a buzz

114. Now: clever, affordable brand protection

115. Some like it hot, some like it cold

116. How's the trade doing?

117. Exporting print

118. Political fine print

119. Christmas comes but once a year

120. The potential of print

121. Local colour standards prevail

122. Over 200 displays confirmed for Packtech show

123. The UV revolution

124. KPMG's Svinos to address PCA NSW

125. Bringing down the cost of smart labels

126. Labelling industry spotlight falls on Singapore this November

127. Packaging innovation to star at PACK EXPO International this November

128. Ready Set RFID

129. Big Colour Imaging goes the extra mile with HP

130. Visual Impact and Digit highlight a market in transition

131. Indigo with envy

132. We came, we saw, we wondered

133. PIAA delivers mixed trend results

134. Océ fires first salvos in digital mid-production stouche

135. GATF announces top 13 innovations for 2004

136. Benchmarking business

137. Sign of the times

138. Wide format all around

139. Piezo vs thermal

140. Vision of excellence

141. Sale or succession, that is the question

142. Plasma and paper

143. Edale brings flexo to Asia

144. Canon sparks Shock marketing revolution

145. Mate against mate in LIA GASAA drupa review

146. Ausko Graphics paints the town CMYK

147. Colourpress snaps up Creo Trendsetter News duo

148. Intergrafica Print & Pack (IPP) has relocated its main Sydney offices and showroom.

149. Polar sharp with Aussie drupa demand

150. Stora Enso stabilising

151. Pira predicts digital boom

152. Packaging rage rising

153. High-tech shunned as consumers prefer post

154. A&E Karsten is big in large format

155. Carr rolling on with Roland

156. Worldwide Online Brookvale evolves with Canon C3200

157. 'Empty' packaging imports rocket

158. The legacy of Scitex

159. Printing leads skilled vacancies fall

160. JPE gets the numbers on market outlook

161. UV coating: An old chestnut

162. Training trends

163. The kindest cut

164. Dramatic advances in quality in flexo printing

165. Current developments in the construction of printing presses at drupa 2004 - tailored to large

166. Variable-Data Printing Serves - Niches Here, There & Everywhere

167. Print Finishing: From manual to automated print finishing

168. New finishing techniques are the major topics at Drupa

169. Digital Colour Printing on the Way to Offset Quality

170. Without colour management, you can forget quality and profits!

171. Damn lies and statistics

172. Paper still in favour over email

173. Printing benefits from domestic boom

174. Dude, where's my print?

175. Colorite selects RealTimeImage online proofing technology

176. MAN Roland drops Xeikon

177. Showing good forms

178. Digital ink printing

179. Software intangibles

180. As time goes by

181. Signing onto Digital

182. Dressed for NexPress

184. Océ to show new technology

185. Standard & Poors rate global packaging majors

186. Kwik Kopy Footscray enhances digital arsenal

187. Pulp and Paper Yearbook released

188. Paper and print lead manufacturing growth

189. Caged canary blues

190. Digital takeover

191. The times they are a changing

192. Ferag introduces quality plates from Plurimetal

193. Solito mixes history and technology with Komori

194. Swiss precision at Brebner

195. Universal turns to Canon for software solution

196. Trendsetting follows trend with DocuColor upgrade

197. Helman spreads the good word on Creo Asia Pacific

198. CtP - Reviewing the trends and the technology

199. Re-enaging with People

200. Afta Forum to tackle market demands

201. Making an impact

202. Digital migration hurts Kodak

203. Digital Impact

204. Chippendale to put in MAN Roland 12-colour

205. Imbibition without Inhibition

206. 2B or not 2B

207. UV - Many happy returns

208. Prepress as art

209. UV Curing is how old?

210. Digital printing Lite

211. The growth market

212. Printhead technology

213. State of affairs

214. Dotrix expands into China

215. LIA addresses Nexpress

216. Global thinks local

217. Desktop Opportunities

218. Stora says digital set to rise in packaging print

219. Americaís Cup programme worthy souvenir

220. Brebner install first Acoro

221. Advertising rises

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