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Quad/Graphics to Advance Co-Mail Capabilities Across Entire Manufacturing Platform (Press Release)
05/09/2008
New IntelliTrim^TM technology will drive even more client postage savings opportunities by allowing multiple titles, each with their own unique trim size and page count, to inline co-mail on a single, conventional stitching line More

Postal Service Reports $707 M Q2 Loss to its Board; Economic Slowdown Cited (Press Release)
05/08/2008
Board approves opening a 715,743-sq.ft. processing center in Richmond, VA. More
Arandell Corporation Expands Co-mail Capacity (Press Release)
05/06/2008
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RR Donnelley Announces Revolutionary New Variable Trim Binding (VTB) Technology to Maximize Postal Savings (Press Release)
05/05/2008
In-line program Increases the number of customers and products that can qualify for co-mailing.
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Rule Calls for Upside Down Addressing
04/30/2008
As the U.S. Postal Service's highly automated Flats Sequencing Systems (FSS) ramps up, printers of magazines and catalogs have until March 2009 to adjust systems to inkjet address labels upside down. Mailers of magazines and catalogs will be required to arrange presorted bundles so addresses are readily readable by carriers. More
Pitney Bowes Provides Comprehensive Support for Impending Postage Price Changes (Press Release)
04/23/2008
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Pitney Bowes Showcases Innovation in the Mailstream at MAILCOM, April 29 - May 2 (Press Release)
04/24/2008
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Penmar Industries Adds FSC Certified & 100% Post Consumer Recyclable Labels To Product Line (Press Release)
04/24/2008
Product provides a simple way for all businesses to implement green practices and meet their environmentally conscious goals.
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If addressing on the back of the publication you will need to place the address right...
Aaron Meyer - 4/30/2008 11:16:37 AM PT
in response to Rule Calls for Upside Down Addressing

How about the USPS adjusts their machinery instead?...
John N. - 4/2/2008 1:36:43 PM PT
in response to Slim Jim Standards

Dimensions for slim-jim catalogs are roughly 6-1/8" × 11-1/2" and 1/4" thick. To qual...
Jeff - 4/2/2008 12:29:04 PM PT
in response to Slim Jim Standards

it would help to define "slim jim" with dimensions. Thanks!...
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