People need to print more, says paper company
April 30, 2010 by Sam Narisi
A major paper supplier is starting a PR campaign to combat a national blight: young people’s conservative printing habits. More…
A major paper supplier is starting a PR campaign to combat a national blight: young people’s conservative printing habits. More…
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When Google announced its (not-yet-released) Chrome OS to compete with Windows and OS X, it lacked one major piece — the ability to print jobs. That looks like it will change soon. More…

Microsoft’s SharePoint 2010 software suite dominated attention at the annual AIIM data management conference and exhibition, held recently in Philadelphia. The rollout of the updated package was accompanied by third-party offerings that add advanced and specialized features to the basic Microsoft package. More…
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FedEx Office (formerly FedEx Kinko’s) recently announced a partnership with office machine giants HP and Canon to offer new services for patrons of the 1,800-store chain. More…
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Businesses are trying to stretch budgets and get the most out of the office supplies they buy. But normally, they don’t go as far as this guy. More…
Hewlett-Packard this week announced a new set of black-and-white printers and printer-multifunctionals that it terms the industry’s first plug-and-play interface. More…
According to Folio magazine, the paper industry looks to be moving away from a period of relatively low prices. That will affect what you pay for both office paper and for sending print jobs to commercial printers. More…
What printing issues are companies most worried about today? You can probably guess. More…
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The hoopla for Apple’s new iPad tablet computer has at least some businesses thinking about using them for work. But recent reviews of the product say maybe they should wait. More…
A recent contest that paid researchers to uncover security flaws shed some light on an important question: What’s the most secure Web browser? More…
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