Firefighters today transferred authority for most of the Verso Paper warehouse back to the company, one week after an explosion and fire left one worker dead and four people injured. The explosion area remains under the control of investigators.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Verso Resumes Control of Sartell Warehouse
http://www.sctimes.com/article/20120604/NEWS01/306040042/Verso-resumes-control-of-warehouse?odyssey=tab|mostpopular|text|FRONTPAGE
Firefighters today transferred authority for most of the Verso Paper warehouse back to the company, one week after an explosion and fire left one worker dead and four people injured. The explosion area remains under the control of investigators.
Firefighters today transferred authority for most of the Verso Paper warehouse back to the company, one week after an explosion and fire left one worker dead and four people injured. The explosion area remains under the control of investigators.
Kruger Corner Brook Newsprint Mill In Jeopardy
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/story/2012/06/04/nl-dunderdale-kruger-meeting-604.html
The head of the company that owns Corner Brook Pulp and Paper finished a sombre meeting with Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Kathy Dunderdale Monday evening with a grim warning about the mill's future."I'm leaving St. John's. I'm very concerned about the mill," Kruger Inc. chairman Joseph Kruger told reporters as he concluded a meeting at Confederation Building.
After the meeting, Dunderdale suggested the fate of the operation — the only newsprint mill still operating in Newfoundland and Labrador — may depend on what the company can negotiate with its unionized workers.
The head of the company that owns Corner Brook Pulp and Paper finished a sombre meeting with Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Kathy Dunderdale Monday evening with a grim warning about the mill's future."I'm leaving St. John's. I'm very concerned about the mill," Kruger Inc. chairman Joseph Kruger told reporters as he concluded a meeting at Confederation Building.
After the meeting, Dunderdale suggested the fate of the operation — the only newsprint mill still operating in Newfoundland and Labrador — may depend on what the company can negotiate with its unionized workers.
Transcontinental Renews Multiyear Agreements
Transcontinental Has Renewed Agreements Valued at More Than $1.5 Billion: Transcontinental Inc. announced that, since January, it has renewed and expanded six multiyear agreements valued at more than $1.5 billion in revenues with major Canadian retail customers in the food, hardware, consumer goods and pharmaceutical verticals. These customers are both from the client base it added through its Quad/Graphics Canada acquisition and its own long-standing customer base.
Capitalizing On 2012 USPS Discount Promotion
Capitalizing on the 2012 USPS Mobile Barcode Promotion:
For the second straight summer, the United States Postal Service is offering a discount to companies that include a mobile barcode on their mailings.
For the second straight summer, the United States Postal Service is offering a discount to companies that include a mobile barcode on their mailings.
RCP Prices Expected To Remain High Through 2016
http://www.sacbee.com/2012/06/05/4538821/recovered-paper-prices-expected.html
Over the next five years, recovered paper demand, particularly in fiber-poor regions such as China and India, will continue to grow. At the same time, supply coming from North America and Europe will be flat or even diminish; creating a shortage that will keep prices high.
Over the next five years, recovered paper demand, particularly in fiber-poor regions such as China and India, will continue to grow. At the same time, supply coming from North America and Europe will be flat or even diminish; creating a shortage that will keep prices high.
Why Magazines Deserve More Ad Revenue
http://adage.com/article/small-agency-diary/magazines-growing-ad-revenue-deserve/235168/
There's a separation of perception and reality in our industry that needs to be cleared up. Most ad agencies and clients are unfairly bundling magazines with newspapers in the print category, and as a result, magazines are having a difficult time selling advertising. This, at a time when their readership is actually increasing among younger adults.
There's a separation of perception and reality in our industry that needs to be cleared up. Most ad agencies and clients are unfairly bundling magazines with newspapers in the print category, and as a result, magazines are having a difficult time selling advertising. This, at a time when their readership is actually increasing among younger adults.
Mobile Slow To Replace Print Newspapers
http://www.futurity.org/society-culture/mobile-slow-to-replace-print-newspapers/
Mobile news products do not appear to be replacing printed newspapers as quickly as was earlier predicted, a new survey shows."Forty percent of mobile device users indicated in our survey that they still subscribe to printed newspapers and news magazines. This percentage was almost identical for non-users of mobile devices," says Roger Fidler, the program director for digital publishing at RJI. (Credit: Brendan Lynch/Flickr)
Mobile news products do not appear to be replacing printed newspapers as quickly as was earlier predicted, a new survey shows."Forty percent of mobile device users indicated in our survey that they still subscribe to printed newspapers and news magazines. This percentage was almost identical for non-users of mobile devices," says Roger Fidler, the program director for digital publishing at RJI. (Credit: Brendan Lynch/Flickr)
Stephen King To Only Offer Novel In Book Form
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-18278719
Author Stephen King will initially release his forthcoming novel Joyland in paper form only, despite being an early pioneer of the e-book market.The Carrie author became the first best-selling writer to release his work exclusively over the internet in 2000.
Author Stephen King will initially release his forthcoming novel Joyland in paper form only, despite being an early pioneer of the e-book market.The Carrie author became the first best-selling writer to release his work exclusively over the internet in 2000.
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