In the Know

Feb 18th, 2010 | By admin | Category: From the Daily Editor

“What’s new?” It’s a phrase that, at one point in time, we would often say to friends, colleagues and others we know, but with whom we have perhaps lost touch. Today, however, in this age of devices such as i-Phone and Blackberries and social media websites such as Face Book, Linked in and Twitter, falling [...]



First Steps

Dec 17th, 2009 | By admin | Category: From the Daily Editor

Whenever we begin a new project, assignment, chore or job it sometimes feels as though the first step toward completing the work is the first step of finishing a task that seems to have no end in site. You know how it goes; sometimes projects are so big you simply say to yourself, “I just [...]



Window Film 101

Oct 8th, 2009 | By admin | Category: From the Daily Editor

Starting a new job is a lot like starting a new school. You’re probably a little bit nervous, you don’t really know anyone and you’re not sure what to expect or where the day will take you. That’s kind of how I feel these days, as I’m, more or less, the new kid in class [...]



The Industry Unicorn

Jun 11th, 2009 | By admin | Category: From the Daily Editor

Call me hopeful, but I’m guessing that by now many of you have noticed that my blog hasn’t been updated in quite some time. There’s only one explanation for this–some of us are having a tough time adapting to the web from print.
By now, there is one thing that’s easy to predict about the Internet–it’s [...]



Heat Destroys Cohesion

Feb 17th, 2009 | By admin | Category: From the Daily Editor

Receiving reader response is a gratifying feeling for those of us who work in the publications industry. Feedback lets us know that, aside from simply receiving the magazine, someone is paying attention. It provides an echo that assures us that our words and efforts aren’t dropping into a deep, bottomless pit, otherwise known as the [...]