If you’re looking for a new niche market that offers “Picture-Perfect Profits” plan to attend Copresco president Steve Johnson’s seminar at Graph Expo.
Steve headlines the Wednesday,
September 12 educational schedule with
an 8:15 to 10 a.m. presentation on photo
books.
“This skyrocketing market for
printers, artists, photographers and
photo service firms is expected to grow
to more than $1 billion by 2010,” says
industry expert Frank Romano.
Steve will discuss the growing
popularity of “memory books” as well as the converging roles of digital and
offset printing and the web.
Seminar participants will hear
about digital photo imaging and digital
color printing and finishing trends.
Graph Expo is the graphic arts
industry’s most comprehensive trade show and conference in the Americas.
The big show runs from Sunday, September 9 to September 12 and will be held at McCormick Place South.
While you’re in Chicago, plan to
stop by Copresco for a tour of our impressive digital printing plant, a cup of coffee or lunch.
Just call or send us an e-mail note.
A large, well-known printer was
somewhat red-faced last month when hundreds of Harry Potter fans found pages missing from their cherished
Deathly Hallows copies.
Reports ranged from a few missing
pages in the U.S. to two full chapters in Australia and New Zealand.
Several copies of the misprinted books have already turned up on online auctions as collectors’ items.
Maybe the publisher should have called Copresco first, for a fast, short run of the new book. We would have made sure that all the pages were included—and in the right order.
Fortunately, this wasn’t a life threatening
goof.
But, imagine what could happen if you were dealing with a nuclear power station handbook or an aircraft-maintenance manual. Missing or misplaced pages would be a disaster.
So, you know who to call when you need books and manuals done right on time without a mishap.
Call the digital on-demand printing leader. Call Copresco.
While on an Alaskan vacation, one of
our customers ran into Pottermania head on. He took the photo of the youngster shown at left on a catamaran sailing
from Valdez to Whittier.
Deeply engrossed in a Harry Potter novel, she was completely oblivious to the gorgeous scenery passing by. In fact, she barely looked out of the window during the whole 2 1/4-hour passage.
Enthusiastic young Harry Potter readers like this one have
dispelled the notion that children don’t read books anymore.
A fellow traveler in the group
couldn’t wait to get home for Deathly Hallows long-awaited debut. She had the book shipped by FedEx to Whittier
before embarking on her Alaskan Inside Passage cruise.
All of this confirms what we said
in the July issue of Overnight Lite—that the printed word is alive and doing very well.
Copresco will be closed Monday, September 3 for Labor Day.
Enjoy the last weekend of summer with your family and friends.
For Graph Expo information, registration and Steve’s seminar.
http://www.gasc.org
For driving instructions to Copresco.
http://www.copresco.com/directio.htm
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