“The Sweet Smell of Collaboration”  Georgia Printer Featured on PaperSpecs.com

SMYRNA, Ga. — Georgia Printer magazine, an educational project of The Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia (PIAG) has been featured on PaperSpecs.com as a case study and testament to the power of print.

Georgia Printer’s Fall 2009 issue was selected because of the innovative use of Rub’nSmell scent on its cover, the result of collaboration between Envision Printing, Scentisphere, Neenah Paper, and PIAG.

“At PIAG and Georgia Printer we believe that print has qualities that are completely unique and unattainable by any other media,” remarks PIAG president Tim Taylor. “Each issue of Georgia Printer showcases a unique printing process or finishing element on its cover. Our members collaborate with us to produce each issue, and we treasure the opportunity to work so closely with them to educate others about the abilities of this great industry of print and imaging.”

Read the featured PaperSpecs article online at: http://www.paperspecs.com/mainblog/the-sweet-smell/

The Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia Since 1894, The Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia (PIAG) has been dedicated to advancing the success of Georgia’s printing and imaging industry. Working together with Printing Industries of America, the world’s largest graphic arts trade association, PIAG provides training, resources, and a voice of advocacy on both a state and national level. Additional information about PIAG is available online at http://www.piag.org.

Georgia Printer Georgia Printer is an educational project of The Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia (PIAG) and is circulated quarterly to all those with a stake in print, including: commercial, trade, quick copy and in-house printers, graphic arts suppliers, legislative leaders and media buyers. Additional information about Georgia Printer is available online at http://www.georgiaprinteronline.com.

Contact: Ashley Lenz
Marketing & Communications Manager
Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia Phone:
770.433.3050 | 800.288.1894
alenz@piag.org