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Print Week News Arjowiggins launches Cocoon direct mail campaign The ‘White and Recycled' campaign will target printers, designers and corporate audiences with direct mail sent throughout May and June. Three premium mailers will be accompanied by tailored emails, promoting Cocoon's high levels of whiteness, print quality and environmental neutrality. A dedicated website has been created for the campaign with information about the Cocoon range, production process and advantages of paper recycling. It also features an environmental calculator, demonstrating the difference in carbon emissions, water, energy and wood used by Cocoon 100% recycled papers compared to virgin fibres. Cocoon comprises coated and uncoated papers available in weights from 80-400gsm. It is manufactured from FSC- and European Ecolabel-certified recycled de-inked pulp produced at Arjowiggins' Greenfield S.A.S. mill in France. The campaign spans across Europe, with Antalis McNaughton stepping up as the exclusive UK provider of Cocoon papers to distribute 8,000 mailers nationwide. Arjowiggins' operational marketing manager Angela DeVorchik said: "With this new campaign, we hope to showcase the high quality results that Cocoon 100% recycled papers can deliver, as well as the range's commitment to environmental integrity. End-users can make their own environmental commitment without sacrificing on a high-quality, bright-white print finish." Tweet Kodak Park was home to 'secret' nuclear reactor The reactor's existence was recently publicised by the Democrat and Chronicle, after an employee mentioned it to a reporter from the local newspaper. According to the report, the reactor was housed in a two-foot-thick, concrete-walled bunker beneath the basement of Building 82 in the Kodak Park research complex. While the relevant Federal regulators and Kodak research scientists who worked in the facility were aware of its existence, city officials and residents were in the dark. A Kodak company spokesman told the Democrat and Chronicle that he could find no record of any public announcement about the facility and that he was unsure if the company had ever notified local police, fire or hazardous-material officers. One good reason for the high-level of secrecy around the reactor, which was used for research purposes, was the fact that it contained 1.5kg of highly enriched, weapons-grade uranium. According to nuclear non-proliferation experts, for an industrial manufacturer to be in possession of even a small quantity of this highly-controlled radioactive substance is almost unheard of. "It's such an odd situation because private companies just don't have this material," Miles Pomper, senior research associate at Washington's Centre for Nonproliferation Studies told the local newspaper. The reactor was a californium neutron flux multiplier or CFX, so-called because it contained small plates of highly enriched uranium that multiplied the neutron flow from a tiny californium-252 radioactive core. The resulting neutron beam was used to check chemicals and other materials for impurities and for tests related to neutron radiography, a former Kodak reseach scientist told the Democrat and Chronicle. Kodak's CFX reactor was built in 1978, at which time no other American industrial firm had anything like it, and dismantled in 2007 after the company decided that it was no longer required. "There were alternative and less expensive means to obtain the analytical results," said the spokesman. Since then the chamber that used to house the reactor has been cleaned and deemed fit for reuse, although it remains empty. Tweet RSS Widget for Website

WhatTheyThink.com Printing Industry News Media General Agrees to Sell Newspapers to Berkshire Hathaway Media General, Inc. today announced that it has signed agreements with Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., for the purchase of newspapers and new financing. A subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, BH Media Group, will purchase all of the newspapers owned by Media General, with the exception of the Tampa group, for $142 million in cash. Media General said it is in discussions with other prospective buyers for its Tampa print assets. Media General owns the News & Messenger, InsideNoVA.com, the Staf USPS' Modified Network Consolidation Plan The U.S. Postal Service today announced plans to move ahead with a modified plan to consolidate its network of 461 mail processing locations in phases. The first phase of activities will result in up to 140 consolidations through February of 2013.  Unless the circumstances of the Postal Service change in the interim, a second and final phase of 89 consolidations is currently scheduled to begin in February of 2014. “We revised our network consolidation timeline to provide a longer pla SGIA's Online Marketing Webinar Series SGIA has teamed up with Evolution Consulting’s Barbra Bannon to take a unique, five-part look at online and social media marketing. This exclusive Webinar series, set to kick off next month, is designed to help business owners and marketing professionals redefine their company’s brand, gain strategies for dominating search engine results, successfully implement social media tools and create winning marketing campaigns. Do You Have what it Takes to be an Online Marketing Rock St HP Considering 25,000 Job Cuts RSS Widget for Website

Large Format Printing News from Image Reports Digiprint Supplies to sell Secabo vinyl cutters Online company Digiprint Supplies has become a distributor for the Secabo range of vinyl cutters. Optimus in 21 countries following Drupa An order taken at Drupa from Swedish company Storbildsbolaget (The Big Image Company) means Optimus now has MIS customers in 21 countries. Fujifilm breaks all records with sales of Inca Onset S40i Fujifilm has sold four of the newly launched Inca Onset S40i machines at Drupa 2012, including the one on its stand. The large format flatbed printer, which has replaced the Onset S40, has been bought German print companies Alprinta and Bachmann as well as Bergame in France, and Kenton InStore based in the UK. InPrint 2013 launches as dedicated industrial print technologies show EcoPrint founders, FM Brooks, has launched InPrint 2013 as a dedicated industrial print technologies show. The inaugural event will take place 13-14 November 2013 in Cologne, Germany. Sihl Direct brings TriSolv eco-friendly paper to UK Sihl Direct UK is to sell TriSolv. The paper can be used in the same way as self-adhesive vinyl films but is more eco-friendly. RSS Widget for Website

Drupa Press Releases Global marketing campaign relies on Augmented Reality: Print and Internet are fusing International advertisements, visitor brochures and direct mailings with AR / Students have helped develop the campaign drupa 2012: For the first time, online ticket shop with eTickets: Print@home and travel to the trade fair free of charge Travel offers to destination and accommodation offers Media Mundo @ drupa 2012 Industry initiative organises the special show „Sustainability“ drupa 2012 again with Highlights Tours: Custom-made tours for ten current themes For those visitors who would like to familiarize themselves more with the latest themes and products of drupa 2012, the Highlights Tours are just the right thing. The guided tours cover ten current industry themes and lead the visitors to the relevant exhibitors during the tour. drupa innovation park 2012 with smart solutions for the print, advertising and online industry The drupa innovation park powered by digi:media follows on seamlessly from its success stories from 2004 and 2008. The names guarantee inter-esting and promising solutions for the whole sector. RSSbox powered by rssinclude.com

 
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