Beginning with this issue and continuing into 2023, over 6,500 Graphic Arts Media (GAM) subscribers will now receive our new Printing Industry Update e-publication during the first and third week of each month. Your new bi-monthly publication will combine all the content you’ve been enjoying from our monthly printed and digital issues, as well as our bi-monthly e-newsletter – but in a different format that’s much easier and faster to access. Content will still include printing industry news, installations, new products, insights from experts, helpful business and marketing features, special columns, and much more.
As a reader, you’ll get faster and easier access. Just click on the stories of interest to you and read on. As an advertiser, you’ll get increased exposure because your messages will be sent directly to the inboxes of over 6,500 GAM subscribers. No longer will readers need to flip through dozens of static online pages to view your advertisements and messages.
Finally, at this hopeful time of year, we’d like to thank all of our readers and advertisers for their continued support. We wish you, your family and your loved ones a happy Christmas and fulfilling New Year. The people in this industry have proven, time and time again, that they are hard working, but most of all, resilient – even in the face of a worldwide pandemic! We salute you and look forward to a prosperous, and above all healthy, 2023 and beyond.
– The Staff at Graphic Arts Media
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- Record-shattering tradeshows, OEM successes and reduced supply-chain chaos bode well for a rejuvenated industry in 2023
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