WHAT'S HOT
"No f's were given that day."
Is the typo on the Cathay Pacific jet a reminder to double-check one's work or a promotional tool for the airline?
CODES & REGULATIONS
Chicago, IL mayor proposes sign code changes in hopes of landing Salesforce and its 5,000 jobs. The changes would base sign size on building height, not width, and allow companies with 350,000 square feet of leased space to put signs on the buildings.
Seiling, OK town council approves ordinance that limits business signs to 128 square feet. Existing signs are grandfathered in.
Prepare for OSHA's crane operator certification regulations to take effect in November with information during an ISA webinar this upcoming Wednesday, September 26.
WIDE FORMAT AND DIGITAL PRINT
Mimaki’s latest printer pushes textile printing ahead. It promises high-end features for the entry and mid-level markets.
Iconic Graphics LLC installed vinyl prints from C2 Imaging NY for New York Fashion Week.
Print service providers can take better advantage of their investments, but few do.
More proof that print remains important in an increasingly digital world.
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
ISA is adding digital badges to its online learning course program as a verifiable and secure way to showcase the skills and competencies you have learned.
Apprenticeships are seeing a revival and are becoming the "gold standard" workforce development tool.
Color Management Fundamentals is an online certification program that offers the latest in color theory and applications in color. In partnership with Idealliance, this is an exceptional training opportunity for ISA members only.
Sign Manufacturing Day 2018 to include 89 sign, graphics and visual communications companies in 93 locations.
DESIGN
LED light poles on Broad Street in Philadelphia get a makeover from Martin Supply Co. and Forman Sign Company to “fix a $14 million dollar problem.”
DIGITAL SIGNAGE
Digital signage is becoming more interactive, Intel’s CEO says.
Avery Dennison and Outernets create the “future of window shopping” display for Shop.org. The display will allow customers an immersive experience, allowing them to discover, try and share images of themselves with two fashion lines.
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