Episode 9 - Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine discuss Chili Publish SpicyTalks 18 in Amsterdam, data hacking and Cambridge Analytica, Nintendo Switch, and the death of newspapers. Hear comments from Piet Saegeman, Don Schminkey and Stephanie Hill. Here's the link to the Fast Company article on the Nintendo Switch mentioned in this episode https://bit.ly/2ETJ7nV

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Episode 8 - Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine welcome Ragni Mehta, VP and General Manager for the cut sheet business at Xerox to discuss new innovations from Xerox, and comments on the recent Xerox/Fuji merger. Susan Sherrouse, a principle project information manager at Fluor, joins us for some brief comments on how Fluor has gone 100% paperless. Gina Smith Principal Information Manager, Corporate Records and Information Management at The City of Edmonton talks briefly about their journey toward digital transformation. Also on the show are listener-submitted comments from Nick Patrissi and Simon McCauley.

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Episode 7 - Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine explore package printing. Is packaging and label printing the new gold mine for the printing industry? Online shopping is booming, but according to recent research 98% of U.S. shoppers say they still make grocery purchases in-store (Statista Survey 2.17) and 70% of those purchase decisions are made at the shelf (Nielsen.com 7.21.16). So print is not dead when it comes to packaging. Hear about innovations from HP, SCODIX, Konica Minolta and others breaking new ground in package printing.

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Episode 6 - Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine explore the value of print, industrial printing and the longevity of print vs. digital archiving. We hear listener comments from @mreitoft and @alanweintraub as well as messages from @lordcortizo and @netstatinfo.

Who is the next 'Uber' of the printing biz? Will our information survive an electo-magnetic pulse? Will we really 'print' things like human tissue, synthetic meat, new classes of nanomaterials? All this and more in this episode of IS PRINT DEAD?

Click here for the link to the Smithers Apex research discussed in the show. The study predicts that the Functional and Industrial Print market will grow to $107.9 billion by 2020.

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Episode 5 - Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine discuss the recently announced merger of Fuji Xerox. Thayer Long joins us to discuss the recent name change of NPES to the Association for Print Technology. And, as always, we explore the question: Is Print Dead?

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Is Print Dead? Episode 4 - Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine cover a variety of topics including Glamour Magazine, EMPs and Digital Info, Printed Books and Trump vs. the USPS.

Included are listener comments from @RichHowarth‏ from Watson/IBM, Jeff DeVoyd, Enterprise Architect at Quadient, as well as a short interview with @BrianSolis, futurist and the author of the book "X: The Experience When Business Meets Design."

Listen in the last part of the show for a discussion on Trump vs. the USPS

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Is Print Dead? Episode 3- Hosts Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine welcome comments from Alan Pelz-Sharpe from Deep Analysis, Peggy Winton from AIIM International, Elisha Kasinskas from RSA and Prof. Edward Hess from Darton University. Topics include digital signatures, physical book sales, the environmental impact of data centers vs. print and much more. Listen to hear what Pat and Kevin have to say about it all.

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Is Print Dead? Episode 2 - Hosts Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine review listener feedback that explores package printing, direct mail, Millennials and more. Listeners Mary Beth Smith, Roger Buck, Robert Godwin and Paul Bobneck each submitted 60 second audio clips with their points of view. Listen to find out what they say...and what Pat and Kevin have to say about it all. 

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Is Print Dead? Episode 1 - Hosts Pat McGrew and Kevin Craine review listener submitted replies to the question Is Print Dead? Hear discussion about Glamour Magazine and their move to "digital first." As well as issues surrounding information longevity. Will our digital content last the test of time?  Thanks to listeners Gemma Burnikell and Ainsley Jo Phillips. Submit your feedback to us on Twitter at #IsPrintDead and we'll use it in the show.

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