Nessan Cleary

Commercial print
- Digital
- Transactional
- Publishing
  - Design
  - Mobile
Packaging
- Converting
- Labels
Wide format
- Textile printing
Industrial
- 3D Printing
Events and shows

Category: Transactional

Xerox announces new Rialto finishing options

Xerox has launched two new inline finishing options for its Rialto 900 inkjet press. Continue reading “Xerox announces new Rialto finishing options” →

Posted on April 25, 2016April 25, 2016 By Nessan ClearyPosted in Commercial print, Digital, TransactionalTagged Digital pressLeave a comment

Pitney Bowes Clarity monitoring system

Pitney Bowes launches new production mail software, the Clarity solutions suite. This is an SaaS-based offering, hosted on GE’s Predix platform, that takes data collected from sensors on production mail machines and analyses it in real time. Continue reading “Pitney Bowes Clarity monitoring system” →

Posted on March 17, 2016March 16, 2016 By Nessan ClearyPosted in Commercial print, TransactionalTagged Mail inserters, Mail trackingLeave a comment

About me:

As a journalist I mainly cover the full gamut of print technologies from commercial graphics through to industrial printing, including wide format, packaging printing, plus the associated inks and substrates. This site filters out the majority of press releases to go straight to the main news stories. You can find occasional features here but most of my features are published through established magazines.
There's no advertising or commercial interest to this site - it's purely for my own interest as a way for me to keep myself and my readers up to date with the latest news in the industry.
You can find more about me and my contact details here: About me
Nessan Cleary

Photography

I've been a photographer since my teens. These days most of my photography goes hand in hand with the stories that I'm working on but I also accept some purely photographic commissions - you can find more details at nessancleary.net

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Upcoming events

InPrint Interesting show that brings together inkjet printing with industrial applications and highlights some of the most innovative approaches to manufacturing. Some emphasis on functional, decorative and packaging printing. This year sees two events – one each in the US and Europe 25 – 27 April 2017 Orlando, USA http://www.inprintshow.com The full listing has moved to a separate page: Industry Events

Freelance journalist

I'm a qualified journalist, an experienced editor and sub-editor, having edited several publications. I'm also a competent photographer so can easily supply a complete package of text and pictures. I don't publish rates because different jobs have their own challenges but do email me to discuss any jobs: nc@nessancleary.co.uk

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Useful links

• Spindrift - Covers just about any aspect of the graphic arts with particular focus on workflows and colour management. Paid for by subscription.
• Digital Printer - British magazine dealing in all things to do with digital printing, from commercial printers through to transaction and mailing.
• Print Business - UK-based magazine dealing with commercial printing, mainly from a business perspective.
• Two sides - Arguing the case for print as a sustainable media
•Disruptive - Website and e-Newsletter specialising in the more industrial end of 3D printing, linked to the Additive Manufacturing show.
•National Union of Journalists - representing journalist's interests.
• Grammar Errors - Comprehensive guide to the arcane rules of the English language.

All words and photographs are by Nessan Cleary (with the exception of some text that is taken from press releases, supplied for this purpose) everything on this site is ©Nessan Cleary. It's freely available for anyone to read but not to reuse or publish anywhere else without my permission: it's illegal and it's not nice.

Independent content

I'm a freelance journalist and as such am not affiliated to any other organisations. I work regularly for a number of magazines but am not tied to them. I occasionally work for some PR agencies, but not enough to take any orders. So the views expressed here are entirely my opinion - anyone else is free to disagree with me.