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industry profits data came out earlier this week, and it was good and bad news. overall, annualized profits for q3 2018 were $3.07 billion—not a huge gain from q2, but a gain nonetheless. but it’s the ongoing saga of the low profitability of large printers dragging. the waning fortunes of the time inc. magazines—november 2018 m&a activity. their books and posters are works of art and they teach others how to print with wood and metal. an*lysis you trust. insight you need. - get the trusted insights you need to understand our evolving industry and emerging trends. become a the forecast 2018 report provides detailed an*lysis of the latest whattheythink printing industry survey, the latest industry economic data and macroeconomic trends, as well as industry and cultural technological trends to look out for in 2018.. around the web: 3d-printed food. font for dyslexics. fiction on demand. “retail rashomon.” virtual vermeer. murdering mercator. open source versions of the creative cloud applications. a new font aids reading for dyslexics. yet another take on what’s happening with retail. cutting greenland down to size. futurists in 1988 predict the jobs of the future. have a time machine? skip a.d. 536. all that what were the big trends in wide-format and specialty printing in 2018? it’s been a year of convergence and while shops that were likely to transition to wide-format have largely done so, the applications that can be produced are constantly changing, as new materials and new inks hit the market. let’s have a look at what’s been happening. for the most part, commercial printers are locked out of the existing supply chain for digital textiles. this article explores the more accessible textile segments that commercial printers can participate in, including textile-based sign and display graphics and software is never done. it has to keep moving to stay compatible. it operates in business processes that keep changing. the consumer expectation of how fast and easy software can change is being set by some of the most valuable companies on the planet.