On this week's Wide-Format Weekly, Warren Webitt sat down with Kevin Abergel of Taktiful to chat about the Expo and how digital embellishments dominated at Expo; Kalie VanDewater and Amy Servi-Bonner talked more about AI and how it is impacting the industry — and where it's going next; and Stephanie Bevans, CEO and owner of Design-to-Print, sat down with Dan Marx to talk more about experiential graphics.
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Kalie VanDewater is associate content and online editor at NAPCO Media.
Toni McQuilken has been writing and editing for more than a decade. Her work includes B2B publications – both in print and online – in a range of industries, such as print and graphics, technology, hospitality and automotive; as well as behind the scenes writing and editing for multiple companies, helping them craft marketing materials, write press releases and more. She is a self-proclaimed "tech geek" who loves all things technology, and she knows that she is one of a select group of people who get to do what they love for a living.
Wide-format graphics are an integral part of sports events, from banners hanging up above to graphics on the court. Whether it’s on basketball courts or hockey rinks, there are almost always printed elements beneath the players’ feet.
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