News Highlights Ø Print Buyers International expands with first-ever conference in Chicago on May 19th, 2011
Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today announced it will grant fully-paid leaves of absence for seven employees in 2011 to assist community organizations. As part of the company’s Social Service Leave program, the employees will use their professional skills and expertise to work full-time for non-profits in their communities.
Weyerhaeuser Company (NYSE:WY) today announced the completion of the sale of approximately 82,000 acres of timberlands in southwestern Washington to the Hancock Timber Resource Group for approximately $200 million.
Ariel Kaminer will become the Ethicist for The New York Times Magazine beginning in March. The column responds to ethical dilemmas posed by readers each week. She will continue to write The Times’s City Critic column, which explores the urban experience for the Metropolitan section. Current Ethicist, Randy Cohen, is leaving the Times to pursue a new radio show.
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Meech International increased turnover during its 2010 financial year by more than 37 per cent compared to the previous year. Managing director Chris Francis has just completed 30 years at the helm of this successful UK manufacturer.
Associations, publishing houses and industry initiatives from the entire communication and publishing sector are making a statement for the future of the industry with their events at digi:media from 7 to 9 April 2011. The programme is highly topical and offers print service providers, advertising and creative agencies, marketeers, print buyers and publishers very interesting content.
