Data Analysis

Broadband hours and the statistical relationship with printing volumes

Published: February 15, 2010

Broadband use by adults has been increasing and the number of households with broadband service has almost doubled since 2005. What's the relationship with commercial printing volume? Last year, there were about 48 billion hours of broadband use by households, and every additional hour of use decreases commercial print volume by about $2. Full Analysis

Year/Year US Gross Domestic Product

Published: February 1, 2010

Why was Q4-09 GDP +5.7% met with a stock market decline and more handwringing about the economy? Dr. Joe looks at the yearly change in GDP, and explains it all. Full Analysis

Newspaper Industry Woes Not Being Cured By Online Revenues

Published: January 25, 2010

Newspapers were supposed to survive the new media age because of their highly educated, high income audience, and then when that didn't work, their superior content would make news websites into Internet advertising magnets. Now, even online advertising is shrinking for newspapers. What's next? Full Analysis

Commerical Printing and Services Shipments 2003-2015

Published: December 14, 2009

Data Analysis

Broadband hours and the statistical relationship with printing volumes

Year/Year US Gross Domestic Product

Newspaper Industry Woes Not Being Cured By Online Revenues

Commerical Printing and Services Shipments 2003-2015

Number of US Commercial Printing and Print Services Establishments 2003-2015

Change In Number Of Employees For Commerical Printing & Services

Canada's Printing Industry as a Percentage of GDP

September 2009 Commercial Printing Shipments

Use of Social Media Services by Commercial Printers by employee size

Use of Social Media Services by U.S. Commercial Printers

Federal Reserve NAICS 323 Capacity Utilization Data

Newspaper Industry Woes Not Being Cured by Online Revenues

Percentage of Printers That Promote Themselves as Marketing Services, Communications Graphics or Media Management Businesses

Effects of a 2-percentage point difference in mailing list decay rates

Price Changes in Paper, Commerical Printing, Computers, Cellular, ISPs

Public Relations Employees as a Percentage of Total Advertising Agency Employment

E-Commerce as a Percentage of US Total Retail Sales and Inflation-adjusted US Commercial Printing Shipments

Capital Expenditures as a Percentage of Shipments by Printing Industry Segment

Capital Expenditures by Printing Industry Segment

Shipments of Secondary Products & Misc. Receipts by Printing Industry

Change in Number of U.S. Commercial Printing Employees Per Establishment

Change in Number of U.S. Commercial Printing Employees

Change in Number of U.S. Commercial Printing Establishments

US Commercial Printing Annual Payroll Per Employee

Commerical Printing Shipments, 2002 vs. 2007

Net new businesses, 12-month moving average

Change in Newspaper Advertising Revenue

Current Dollar/Year Change in Corporate Cash Flow

AIGA Designer Confidence Index

Change in Real GDP, CPI-adjusted Print Shipments & Paper Shipments

Rate of Change in Employment in Content Creation Segments

Change in Total Employment, March vs. April 1990-2009, US Commercial Printing

Thousands of Net New Businesses Per Month

Change in Real US GDP on a Year/Year Basis

Percentage of Printers Increasing Participation in Local Business Events, Trade Shows

Percentage of Printers Using Direct Mail Promotional Campaigns to Promote Business

Investment Intentions of Commercial Printers with 10-49 Employees

Printers Intending to Invest in Web-to-Print

Percentage of US Commercial Printers Renegotiating Leases, Loans and other Financing

Jobless Claims as a Percentage of the Civilian Workforce

Change in US Commerical Printing Employment 2002,2005,2008

Change in US Commerical Printing Establishments 2004-2009

U.S. Commerical Printing's Relationship to GDP

Federal Reserve Commercial Printing Capacity Utilization

Size of the U.S. Printing Industry Compared to other Industries

Change in Employment December 2003 vs. December 2008

Change in Revenues for Commercial and Quick Printers with 50+ Employees

Change in Revenues for Commercial and Quick Printers with 10-49 Employees

Change in Revenues for Commercial and Quick Printers with 1-9 Employees

Difference in Revenue Trends Among General Commercial Printers vs. Digital Commercial Printers