The Largest Printers in 1992. Where Are They Now?
Frank found a list of the largest printers from 1992. It documents the significant changes in the industry through merger, acquisition, and bankruptcy.
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By Brian Shipe on Oct 21, 2016
RIP:
Dov Isaacs
Eric Vessels
Adam Dewitz
and
Cannon
They will be missed
By James Kohler on Oct 21, 2016
The same can be said about the paper industry. Many of the large companies (Champion, Union Camp, St. Regis, etc., are long gone. So that industry was totally changed right along with the printing industry.
By Adam Dewitz on Oct 21, 2016
@Brian Thank you. It does makes being a zombie for Halloween so much easier.
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