This week on the Wide-Format Weekly, Dan Marx explains why attending PRINTING United Expo is essential; the latest episode of The Broadcast discusses using AI to preserve human print expertise; evolving customer demands have lead to innovations in pressure-sensitive media; and the keynote sponsors for the 6th annual Wide-Format Summit have been announced.

PrismaPro redefines the automotive restyling category by delivering a flawless, paint-like finish alongside genuine rock chip defense.

The Alliance’s newest color curriculum program is designed to help educate students who are ready to explore a future in print.

Josh Carruth, executive vice-president, expositions at PRINTING United Alliance, discusses why attending the 2026 PRINTING United Expo is a must-do for wide-format PSPs seeking deeper integration into the industry.

Founded in 1936, Durst has grown from its roots in photographic imaging into a global company for digital production and industrial printing.

Whether it’s yourself or a key individual in your business, relying on “invaluable” people is your biggest risk.

Calls for variety, ease of use, and more sustainable options in pressure-sensitive products are leading the way.

Marco Boer, vice president of I.T. Strategies and keynote presenter at this year's Wide-Format Summit, answers questions submitted by event attendees of the 2025 event. The series below ran on a weekly cadence during early 2026. For more information on the annual Wide-Format Summit, visit wideformatsummit.com. Episodes 1. The Effect of A.I. 2. Will OEMS Continue to…

The company rose to the Gold level by increasing its overall score from 69 to 80, with measurable improvements in the four categories: environmental management, labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement.

The industry is full of opportunity, but much of it looks different that it did a few years ago. Here’s how companies can stay ahead.