Feeling bogged down by excessive screen time and competing work, home and school priorities during self-isolation? These paper-based solutions might be just what you need to boost productivity and banish boredom.
We may be living in a digital world, but print marketing is still appealing — especially with millennials and younger adults. Find out why brands continue to use and succeed with the power of print.
Did you know that writing about your emotions can be good for your health? Expressive writing offers many physical and mental benefits. Learn how journaling can reduce anxiety, depression, stress and more.
As a next step in our sustainability journey, we’re exploring blockchain technology. Find out what it is and how this innovative technology can help improve sustainability reporting and supply chain transparency.
For many people, a new year means a new printed planner. Why are paper planners still popular when digital options abound? We asked people why they prefer paper over pixels when it comes to planning.
When was the last time you sent or received a paper greeting card? How did it make you feel? Greeting card sales remain steady in spite of digital alternatives. See why people prefer paper cards.
Did you know the novel “Carrie” almost ended up in the trash? Find out how it was saved, and read other facts about Stephen King, one of America’s most beloved — and most prolific — authors.
With an eye toward security and accuracy, more states are turning to paper-based voting systems ahead of the 2020 election. Change is also happening at a national level. Learn more.
Is your child getting too much screen time at school? Find out why parents and educators alike are asking for a return to printed textbooks and good old-fashioned pencil and paper.
Assistive technology is great, but for people living with visual impairments, braille literacy is an essential life skill. Here’s why learning to read braille on paper ensures accessibility for those with low or no vision.