Today’s Graphics’ Evolution from Trade Typographer to Digital Printer

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Today’s Graphics’ Evolution from Trade Typographer to Digital Printer

In this video, sponsored by HP, David Zwang talks with Jack Glacken, CEO of Philadelphia-based Today’s Graphics. Founded 46 years ago as a trade typographer doing typesetting, the company moved into color separations, then offset printing, and is now heavily involved in digital printing, largely using HP Indigo presses.

Published on September 25, 2023

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