Surf brand Lost International claimed the singer’s use of the word for merchandise infringed on a decade-old trademark.
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Top 10 of 2025: ASI News Stories
M&A activity, industry lawsuits, USPS shakeups and – of course – tariff updates were among the most popular stories from ASI Media this year.
Read MoreQuad to Close The Rock, Georgia, Printing Plant, Impacting 250 Workers
Quad announced plans to permanently close its 797,000-sq.-ft. printing facility in The Rock, Georgia, in March 2026. Quad opened The Rock long-run printing facility in 1995 to replace an older plant in nearby Thomaston that it acquired from W.R. Bean & Sons in 1989.
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Here are the practical, grounded trends that could shape direct mail in the year ahead, and ideas marketers can use now to stay ahead of the curve.
Read MoreWhy People Are Still the Future of Promo: A Message From (the Real) Tim Andrews
AI is a game-changing innovation, but the real power lies in how distributors and suppliers harness it to move our industry forward.
Read MorePCNA Promotes Emily Douglas to VP of Revenue Operations
Douglas joined the Counselor Top 40 supplier in 2018 and was most recently the director of strategic sales.
Read MoreMaking Sense of M&A Activity in the Apparel Decorating Community
A quick word on mergers and acquisitions in the apparel industry and what it means going into 2026.
Read MoreWide-Format Printer Color Reflections’ Eric Burger Discusses Early Days & Growth
Eric Berger, owner of Color Reflections, discusses the company’s early days, its growth since its founding and what makes Color Reflection’s business model unique.
Read MoreA Glimpse at the Company Behind the Official America250 Web Store
Fabritech, a Michigan-based distributor and decorator, is working with licensing agency Global Icons to create an array of merch for America’s upcoming semiquincentennial.
Read MoreGelato’s Henrik Muller-Hansen on Why the Printing Industry Is a Good Bet
The CEO and founder of Gelato, Henrik Muller-Hansen, sat down with Printing Impressions’ senior editor Toni McQuilken recently to chat about why he decided to bet big on the printing industry, and why he still believes there is a lot of opportunity and growth to be captured by savvy printers.
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