Posts Tagged ‘Visual 1st’
Photo Imaging News August, 2022
This issue is almost devoted to Sustainability, with our initial coverage of the Visual 1st Spotlight: Sustainability program and the IMI Europe Digital Print Europe Conference 2022 featuring a sustainability presentation from Sun Chemical. It is interesting to see how different companies incorporate sustainability into their daily [...]
Photo Imaging News January, 2022
The January 2022 issue of Photo Imaging News has bee published. In this issue, we conclude our coverage of the 2021 Visual 1st/DIY Video Conference and continue our coverage of the inaugural live ImagingExecutives@PHOTOPIA meeting in Hamburg. Our financial reviews cover the “just issued” report from Canon, Inc. and a detailed analysis of [...]
Photo Imaging News December, 2021
In this issue, we continue our coverage of the virtual Visual 1st conference and the inaugural live ImagingExecutives@PHOTOPIA meeting in Hamburg, the latter including a review of TikTok as a way to reach younger people. Financial reviews of HP, Inc. and Mitsubishi Paper Mills. Brief News section includes "Marketing Intelligence Report: Data [...]
Photo Imaging News October 2021
This issue of Photo Imaging News continues our review of the Taopix Virtual Users Conference with two very interesting presentations: Remove Cost to build margin & Do you know where you are generating returns and Crimes of UX & how to avoid them with detailed suggestions for improving the User Experience on your websites. IPIC conference [...]
Photo Imaging News July, 2021
This issue reviews presentations from the Pro Imaging CONNECT conference - The drivers of the DIY Video Market - and the Taopix Users Conference - Media R us: Trends and the Secrets Behind Outstanding Prints. Financial reviews of China-Hongkong Photo, Timpson, HiTi Digital. Numerous Brief News items
Photo Imaging News, April 2021
In this issue, we begin our coverage of the Virtual SPAC 2021 Conference. Financial Review of CEWE and Eastman Kodak. Articles include "The Importance of Family and Photos Due to COVID" and "The Current State of the (School Photography) Industry