Yes, it’s that time of year again, and we are more than delighted to
present to you, dear reader, the top ten postings for 2012 as created by
total visitor numbers! These are the ten individual stories from 2012
that gained the highest viewing figures as recorded by our hosts at
WordPress. As a postscript, we will also acknowledge the success and
interest in the weekly newsletter Printing Industry News Digest, which
has itself set new records regarding reader numbers. As with all of the
very best “top ten’s” we feel the need to announce these in reverse
order!
10. Our dear friends at CCDotmeter
are back in the dotmeter market and back in our top ten! The microDot
product is their new high-powered microscope product for checking plate
and print detail. New of a Harlequin RIP interface got you interested.
9. Benson Group’s first purchase of a Heidelberg Diana folder gluer for their Bardon plant received a fair few visits just last month.
8. Packaging production is in the spotlight at Benson Group with details of the Copperpot confectionary cartons getting everybody salivating for more. The product was successfully used as a very tasty sampler at the Packaging Innovations event in London.
7.
Digital printing is the real growth area in communications hardware,
and Stirland Paterson recognised this earlier in the year with the
installation of a Xeikon 6000 press.
6. You will of course have noted that 2012 was a Drupa year, and UK post-press equipment manufacturer Morgana Systems used the event to launch a range of short-run PUR binders.
5. Digital was the topic at Drupa 2012, and a clutch of B2-format digital developments were on show, including a partnership between Ryobi and Miyakoshi.
4. Morgana are also featured in the top ten with the release of the AeroCut multi-function finishing device.
3. Litho presses are far from dead, and Ryobi appears at number three in our list with the introduction of its latest B2-format offering the 760E.
2. Drupa has to figure large in the list of course, and the release that highlighted both the start of the event, and pointed folk towards our special Drupa blog got a lot of attention.
1.
Top of the listing for this year is a Drupa story that detailed the
links between old and new, with Ryobi combining its litho know-how with
Kodak’s inkjet knowledge: the hybrid press has received much attention this year!
Printing Industry News Digest
As
promised in our opening paragraph, we couldn’t list out top ten without
also offering a focus on our weekly news digest release. Editions in
the January, February, March timeframe received the most attention from
you, our readers, with the re-building of the manroland company and
Kodak’s move into Chapter 11 being the obvious headlines around that
time. Top scoring editions of the weekly are as follows:
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10. Our dear friends at CCDotmeter
are back in the dotmeter market and back in our top ten! The microDot
product is their new high-powered microscope product for checking plate
and print detail. New of a Harlequin RIP interface got you interested.9. Benson Group’s first purchase of a Heidelberg Diana folder gluer for their Bardon plant received a fair few visits just last month.
8. Packaging production is in the spotlight at Benson Group with details of the Copperpot confectionary cartons getting everybody salivating for more. The product was successfully used as a very tasty sampler at the Packaging Innovations event in London.
7.
Digital printing is the real growth area in communications hardware,
and Stirland Paterson recognised this earlier in the year with the
installation of a Xeikon 6000 press.6. You will of course have noted that 2012 was a Drupa year, and UK post-press equipment manufacturer Morgana Systems used the event to launch a range of short-run PUR binders.
5. Digital was the topic at Drupa 2012, and a clutch of B2-format digital developments were on show, including a partnership between Ryobi and Miyakoshi.
4. Morgana are also featured in the top ten with the release of the AeroCut multi-function finishing device.3. Litho presses are far from dead, and Ryobi appears at number three in our list with the introduction of its latest B2-format offering the 760E.
2. Drupa has to figure large in the list of course, and the release that highlighted both the start of the event, and pointed folk towards our special Drupa blog got a lot of attention.
1.
Top of the listing for this year is a Drupa story that detailed the
links between old and new, with Ryobi combining its litho know-how with
Kodak’s inkjet knowledge: the hybrid press has received much attention this year!Printing Industry News Digest
As
promised in our opening paragraph, we couldn’t list out top ten without
also offering a focus on our weekly news digest release. Editions in
the January, February, March timeframe received the most attention from
you, our readers, with the re-building of the manroland company and
Kodak’s move into Chapter 11 being the obvious headlines around that
time. Top scoring editions of the weekly are as follows:- PIND No.84: January 21
- PIND No.87: February 11
- PIND No.89: February 25
- PIND No.90: March 3
- PIND No.92: March 17
Get your Tech & Comms updates direct from the blog, use the RSS feed, or keep updated via Twitter.
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