Life Without Print: What Would It Be Like (Video)
Posted on August 26, 2019 by mailomg in Memo 409, Uncategorized, Value of print // 0 Comments
Minuteman Press International in Farmingdale, NY has released this video about Life Without Print, showing how empty daily life would be without printed documents, mail, signs, menus and more.
“No matter where we go, print is everywhere,” said Nick Titus, VP Marketing. “The focus of this video is to raise awareness and remind people that print and marketing is literally all around us. Life without print simply just wouldn’t be the same – and in fact, it would be extremely difficult.”
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