Here are just a few of the gems you might’ve missed in social media this week…
- Printers cashing in on the 300 million photos uploaded to Facebook each day
- Gunns’ share price falling 96% in five years
- The Printovation Awards receiving twice as many entries as last year
- Dymocks exiting New Zealand
- The global food and drink packaging market being valued at $329 billion
- Bonus photos from Central Imaging Technologies’ fit-out of the Big Brother house
- The funky bottle Amcor designed for a US rum distiller
- Props from the Harry Potter films being turned into fine art prints
- Graphic design bringing hit show ‘The Newsroom’ to life
- Trading cards going digital
- Is the government doing enough to support the industry?
- What’s the optimal length for a staff meeting?
- Have you done any jobs with QR codes that delivered particularly good ROI?
Our top five stories this week were…
1) Sydney print manager closes as client goes direct to printer
2) Wellcom wins NAB’s multimillion-dollar print management deal
3) Opus plucks $5.7m contract from Computershare and ABNote
4) McMillan Printing former co-owner Peter passes away
5) On Demand wins biggest-ever super job with Oce inkjet
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