| 06 January 2012
We bet it does...
| A quick one while Stig's away | Unwrapping a treat |
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Benny’s back and this time he means business Looking back, our domestic Sign & Digital UK 2012 show proved to be an outstanding success with more than 6,264 unique visitors attending from a wide range of companies that cover the entire production spectrum from sign makers, inplant printers, corporate printers, display printers, litho printers, screen printers, and outdoor ... Colin Gillman |
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Final thoughts from Benny Landa’s Drupa Drupa has just finished and as I wait in the airport lounge to fly home it’s time to share my final thoughts from what was quickly established as Benny Landa’s Drupa. Whilst there were no further announcements made at Drupa about additional partners licensing Landa Nanography, I very much doubt that Ko... Gerry Mulvaney |
Postcard from Gerry at Benny Landa’s Drupa When Benny Landa sold Indigo to HP in 2003 he went back to Israel and set up Landa Labs. Printing was the last thing on his mind when he started to research nano technology. The main focus was pharmaceutical and energy, with hair care also on the agenda. However in the co... Gerry Mulvaney |
Greetings from the Landa Nano stand at Drupa If you want to know why I am smiling it is because I am having a whale of a time here on the Landa stand at Drupa. After incurring the wrath of my wife for cancelling a holiday and postponing my retirement yet again to be part of the Benny Landa ... Gerry Mulvaney |
By the time you read this, Gerry will be gone I have been to a number of very memorable Drupa exhibitions. I was here for the first time in 1982, when at the height of the Falklands war the international printing industry congregated in Germany. I remember being cold-shouldered by the Latin Americans and Spanish as the war raged and ... Gerry Mulvaney |
Reach for the sky When electricity first started to be used commercially at the end of the nineteenth century it was very much a locally generated affair. To begin with towns would have their own generating station and companies that needed to use it also installed generators. By the turn of the twentieth century electricity ... Gerry Mulvaney |
