Here are just a few of the gems you might’ve missed in social media this week…
- Paperlinx shares rising 34% on news that Andrew Price would join the board
- The 110-year old Aussie print title that’s selling a copy “every two seconds”
- Communications Minister Stephen Conroy abandoning print reading
- Embattled Gunns banking $140 million in July after selling several assets
- Print newspaper circulation growing in Brazil
- A hilarious example of colour control gone wrong
- Australia Post and Apple doing battle over printed cards that can be created on smartphones
- The secret to getting clients to pay on time
- Extra photos from the Junior Printing Executives’ annual conference
- A look inside The Times of India‘s printing plant
- How long does it usually take you to get an invoice paid?
- What tests do you give to prospective employees?
- How do you show your customers you care?
- Do you have a business plan?
- Do you use social media to build your brand?
Our top five stories this week were…
1) SOS Print snatches major government contract from Blue Star
2) Paperlinx shock: agitator Andrew Price joins the board
3) Platypus Graphics sales hit $21m after assault on packaging market
4) Lindsay Yates ends digital production in Sydney CBD
5) ‘Printing as an art’ to help regional firm grow 130% in three years
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