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<blockquote data-quote="Warden" data-source="post: 2665599" data-attributes="member: 11006">I just starting taking courses in printing this year, and I have to agree with what's been said about all print mediums feeling the pain.&nbsp; Printing has become much more international, leading many nations (including my own country of Canada and India) to offer high quality production at cheaper rates than the US.&nbsp; On top of that, the electronic medium is making an effect, but only through corporations no longer using printers for their documentations and company productions.&nbsp; Many companies hire their own designers to put these things together, publish as a PDF, step into Kinko's with a contract for printing, and take care of it there.&nbsp; If not, they contract smaller design companies for the publication and take it Kinkos with a contract for printing.Either way, things are in a flux for businesses involved with printing and this is one of the main results.Best of luck those affected.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warden, post: 2665599, member: 11006"] I just starting taking courses in printing this year, and I have to agree with what's been said about all print mediums feeling the pain. Printing has become much more international, leading many nations (including my own country of Canada and India) to offer high quality production at cheaper rates than the US. On top of that, the electronic medium is making an effect, but only through corporations no longer using printers for their documentations and company productions. Many companies hire their own designers to put these things together, publish as a PDF, step into Kinko's with a contract for printing, and take care of it there. If not, they contract smaller design companies for the publication and take it Kinkos with a contract for printing. Either way, things are in a flux for businesses involved with printing and this is one of the main results. Best of luck those affected. [/QUOTE]

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