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E-read it and weep?
Justin Toland, Contributing Editor, PPI Magazine
REACTIONS TO THE emergence of e-readers from within the pulp and paper industry tend to come in one of two flavors: either i) a head-in-the-sand refusal to believe that anyone would want to read a book or newspaper on an electronic device, no matter how fancy, convenient or cheap; or ii) a we're-all-doomed certainty that traditional publishing is about to die and with it much of the demand for publication papers. Read more
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Want to install a new paper machine? First fire the engineers!
Juan Vila, Managing Director, Stora Enso Barcelona SA
Both the European and North American paper industries are at a crossroads. Declining paper demand appears to be the big predicament but it is really not the only one nor the most important. History tells us that this is a transitory issue that will eventually run its course, at least for most grades. Read more
RISI Asian Conference
Dates and Location Announced!
The 11th annual RISI Asian Pulp and Paper Outlook Conference will take place at the Four Seasons Hotel in Shanghai June 7-9, 2010.
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SPECIAL FEATURE
How to stay ahead of the curve - Thiele
Graeme Rodden, Executive Editor, Pulp & Paper International magazine
Founded in 1946 with production beginning on Jan. 1, 1947, Georgia-based Thiele is a pioneer in the kaolin sector. The company can produce 1.5 million tons/yr of various kaolin grades (hydrous, calcined and airfloat clays) from its two production facilities in Sandersville and Wrens (Reedy Creek), GA. . Read more