Attack of the printing blogs

by Steve

I have lamented several times here that the printing industry seems rather anti-Internet. Part of what leads me to that opinion is the number of print industry blogs out there. For an industry this big, there just aren’t many. I think I’m the only person employed by a printing company who’s blogging at all about the business.
If not, I’m sure all of us would like to hear from you.

There were four of us, really about 2 and half because neither Joel Friedman nor I have posted a bunch lately, leaving Dr. Joe and Adam Dewitz to do the heavy lifting.

Now there is a new guyDimitri Ploumidis, with PrintColor. He’s at RIT with Adam, and it will be on color management, ICC profiling, soft and hard copy proofing, etc.

Welcome to the party Dimitri!

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{ 2 comments }

Adam February 22, 2006 at 2:24 pm

There’s also

Jim Raffel who writes about Color Process Control at http://www.jimraffel.com
. His company is located right down the street from you in Sussex.

The Inside Print Radio podcast.

I also just came across Brett Knobloch’s blog in which he covers Digital Convergence

Jenn February 25, 2006 at 2:27 pm

About time!! Great to see that the industry is now aware of the Internet. We are thinking of launching a blog on printing and print technology, e-commerce, and the fact that behind the great presses many companies purchase there is always a really bad website — giving mixed messages. Printers need websites! Just wanted to say great work to you all and I hope we get more on board!

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