In this final part of the three-part series, we talked about some of the specific challenges the bluemedia team faced this year, including snow in New Orleans, as well as a peek into the future and what Orr is already thinking about for Super Bowl 2026.
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In part one of this three-part video series, we went into detail on what it took to produce one of the standout features this year: a projection that encompassed the whole front facade of the historic St. Louis Cathedral and the two buildings on either side of it, creating an experiential moment for fans in the city for the big game.
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There are a few common mistakes print service providers make when it comes to deploying and managing an online storefront. Here are a few tips to avoid those mistakes.
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Automation is no longer just a “nice to have” option in your operation — it’s a critical tool that makes the difference between profitability and closing the doors.
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While you can control the prepress and the print side of production fairly reliably using automation and clearly defined processes, installation is a different kind of beast. Every location will be different, with different considerations that can help — or hurt — the process.
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When it comes to M&A activity, 2024 turned out to be a year of thoughtful, strategic decisions. One company that pulled the acquisition trigger was Traverse City, Michigan-based TentCraft, which closed its acquisition of World Class Displays in the fourth quarter.
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During a recent webinar hosted by Brad Kugler, CEO of DirectMail2.0 and Who’s Mailing What!, a group of seasoned direct mail veterans got together to discuss the trends impacting the space right now — and what they anticipate for the coming year.
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When we talk about color, the conversation often centers around color management— the art of getting the best color, consistently, across every possible device, on every medium in use. And while that is absolutely an important conversation to keep having as technology continues to evolve, it’s not the only color-focused topic to explore.
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For the wide-format and signage segment of the print industry, color management has come a long way. When the technology was brand new and the quality was … questionable at times.
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Arguably one of the most famous satirical publications, The Onion, has made a triumphant return to its roots, returning to publishing a monthly printed newspaper years after it was taken to an online-only format.
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