Special Report: Today’s Global Sourcing Market
A critical look at what publishing projects are being sent overseas, which countries have a stronghold on which services, today’s limitations and where the market is headed.
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“With Mac, Pagemaker, Quark and InDesign, much of the prepress is no longer a big deal,” says George C. Dick, president of Four Colour Imports Ltd., based in Louisville, Ky. “Printing machines are automated, and most books are printed using computer-to-plate technology.”
China has captured the bulk of this new automated printing business made possible by the ability to work directly from digital files, while most U.S. publishers have retained prepress services domestically, believing that more complex design and layout tasks are best kept close to the chest.
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