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In all your spare time …

Does anyone have as much time as they need to feel like they are up to date on the changes that are happening around them?  I know I don’t, but at least here is a list of the books you could be reading, if you had the time 🙂 www.inc.com/250-words/6-new-business-books-to-read-in-november.html

A New Collins Ink is now available

We have just added the Collins TWK1961H Superfast black to our lineup.  We’ve talked to customers that prefer its performance to the Wolke UB7482, and they certainly like the price better.  Here is more information on the TWK1961H.

A change in dynamics

This post isn’t really about the plusses and minuses of Adam Sandler Movies, that could probably take up a lot of time on a Psychiatrist’s couch, but more about how streaming video has become a viable starting distribution point for full length feature films, with high paid star actors.  http://www.businessinsider.com/adam-sandler-movies-box-office-2014-10. As we begin to absorb … Continue reading A change in dynamics →

Recycle Thank yous!

The recycled cartridges from our Vote4Change campaign, and the results are already a resounding win.  We appreciate your interest in recycling the cartridges, so they can be used again, and we know you appreciate a little discount off of your next order. Keep those machines busy during the political mail season, and keep letting us … Continue reading Recycle Thank yous! →

Bendable fruit, Who’da Thunk It?

I’m a big fan of parody when it appears the hype about a situation far exceeds the facts, and so I give you …  http://www.theverge.com/2014/9/24/6838821/video-demonstrates-reported-banana-bending-issues

A little bit of analysis fun

Ok, this has probably nothing to do with printing and imaging (although I’m guessing someone can find a correlation).  A series of charts that show pretty good correlation, but also vividly expose the idea that correlation does not equal causation.  Have a chuckle or two, I hope.  http://www.tylervigen.com/

Back to the basics for our customers

Sometimes we get so far ahead in terms of being advanced in our analysis and expectations for a direct mail piece, we forget to go back to some of the basics, and become grounded again in what works.  Here’s an article directed at the direct mail customer… http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/237125