Printing Industry Blog
Worth Reading: History of JFK's Economic Legacy
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, September 22, 2016
Don't be in the One in Seven
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, August 25, 2016
One in seven US households has negative net worth, according to Bloomberg. It was based on a new report by the New York Federal Reserve. According it Bloomberg, “
Are You Ready for Atomic Memory in the Hands of Big Brother when You're Texting and Walking?
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, July 28, 2016
Dr Joe on Atomic Memory, Audio-enabled mobile coupons, Digital ad spending of US retailers, Barron's market data calendar,
Dr. Joe Recommending Reading
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, July 07, 2016
Recommended reading and news from Dr. Joe Webb
The Fed Backs Off – No Increase, More Worry
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, June 23, 2016
The Federal Reserve’s latest statement shows continued befuddlement about why they can’t get inflation moving higher and why the raw numbers of employment are weak. So they called a time out and will wait for things to change.
Print: The Antidote for Ad Blocking?
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, June 23, 2016
Is this print’s chance to make a flanking move into the marketing budget. The eMarketer analyst says “Ad blocking is a detriment to the entire advertising ecosystem, affecting mostly publishers, but also marketers, agencies and others whose businesses depend on ad revenue.” He then says, “The best way for the industry to tackle this problem is to deliver compelling ad experiences that consumers won’t want to block.”
Get Linked Into What Dr. Joe's Reading Lately
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, June 16, 2016
Dr Joe on Microsoft buying LinkedIn, restaurant kiosks, investments in rewards programs, mapping GDP.
A Dr. Joe Potpourri: Meeker’s 200 Slides, Marriott Gives Points for (un)Cleanliness, and OECD Says the New Normal May Not be New, but It’s Still Here
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, June 02, 2016
A Dr. Joe Potpourri: Meeker’s 200 Slides, Marriott Gives Points for (un)Cleanliness, and OECD Says the New Normal May Not be New, but It’s Still Here
What Dr. Joe's Reading: USPS Makes No Cents, CMOs Seek Doers and Thinkers, Managers Work Overtime over the New Overtime Rules
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, May 26, 2016
What Dr. Joe's Reading: USPS Makes No Cents, CMOs Seek Doers and Thinkers, Managers Work Overtime over the New Overtime Rules
One Printer Uses “Print is Dead” to Get Into the Minds of Content Creators and Decision Makers
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, May 19, 2016
One printer has taken the “print is dead” concept and is making presentations to communicators about how print works with digital media.
What Dr. Joe's Reading about Apple, Digital Signage, and USPS Worker Mood
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, May 05, 2016
What Dr. Joe's Reading about Apple, Digital Signage, and USPS Worker Mood
What Dr. Joe's Reading: Apple's Horrid Quarter Produces a Paltry 20% Profit; Smartphones and PCs; Labor Shortages
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, April 28, 2016
What Dr. Joe's Reading: Apple's Horrid Quarter Produces a Paltry 20% Profit; Smartphones and PCs; Labor Shortages.
Jetcomm 2 Inspires Attendees to Achieve New Heights
By Cary Sherburne on Tuesday, April 26, 2016
The second annual Jetcomm conference, comprised primarily of owners of HP PageWide Web Presses, was held in San Antonio TX in conjunction with Dscoop 11. Senior Editor Cary Sherburne was there and shares her thoughts.
Dr. Joe’s Latest Reading About Marketing, Loans, Recession, Taxes
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, April 21, 2016
This week's recommended reading and articles of interest to media and printing executives.
Ricoh Again Takes Production Inkjet Market Share Lead in U.S.
By Cary Sherburne on Monday, April 18, 2016
IDC’s U.S. Quarterly Production Print Tracker results for 2015 peg Ricoh as the only supplier that increased year-over-year market share in production inkjet.
Dr. Joe’s Latest Favorite Things: Broken Windows, Stuffed Mattresses, Clocks, and Kings
By WhatTheyThink Staff on Thursday, April 14, 2016
This week's recommended reading and articles of interest to media and printing executives.
codeMantra Taking New Capabilities to the London Book Fair
By Cary Sherburne on Tuesday, April 12, 2016
codeMantra, which has been in the business of supporting content publishers for a decade, has just launched some interesting new capabilities that could have value for print service providers looking to expand the range of content-oriented services they offer customers. Read more.
Dr. Joe's Recommended Reading about Co-Workers, Presidential Candidates, and Disruption
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, April 07, 2016
This week's recommended reading and articles of interest to media and printing executives.
Dr. Joe's Thoughts and Resources, and Some Road Warrior Advice
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, March 31, 2016
This week's recommended reading and articles of interest to media and printing executives.
This Week's Dr. Joe Recommended Reading
By Dr. Joe Webb on Thursday, March 24, 2016
This week's recommended reading and articles of interest to media and printing executives.
