Patrick Howard Email & Phone Number

Surrey Hills, Sydney

Bellevue Street, Surry Hills

Print21 is now owned and published by Yaffa Media (since May 2018). I'm the Publishing Editor. Andy McCourt was Associate Editorn and Graham Osborne was News Editor before they both left to make room for Wayne Robinson as editor. He was editor of competitive titles for more than a decade. Jake Nelson is Labels and Industrial Print Editor. Doris Prodanovic.

William St, Sydney

Print21 is the leading graphic arts business publication for Australia and New Zealand. It focuses on the dynamics of business investment in the printing industries, as well as providing a summary of investment decisions.http://www.print21.com.au is the magazine's online website – premiere news site for the industry.When not scrivening away, I divide my.

Bellevue Street, Surrey Hills, NSW

Founding editor of Print21 magazine. In addition to an industry wide circulation is the official publication of the Printing Industry Association of Australia (Printing Industries). It set out to be a business magazine for the graphic arts industry, with quality editorial and production values, not simply another printing trade magazine.I like to think we.

Sydney, Australia

Hired into the role by the departing Brian Moore, who's currently in the role of publisher at the same title. Throughout the 1990s Australian Printer was the definitive printing trade magazine, owned by Ann & Paul Callahan. Good owners, great staff - we had a ball. Throughout the decade it was a marvellous publication, packed full of news, articles and.

Now that was a great job. Started on the subs desk under the world's greatest boss sub, Tim Vaughan. Worked with David Naylor, Chris Black, Peter Holder, John Elder, 'Chickenhead' Ward et al … a fine bunch of crazies.

Along with my partner, Patrick Cusick, we pioneered mid-city weekly newspapers and rock'n'roll freebies in Sydney. Noel Crabbe came on as an investment partner and it all went swimmingly for many years until the wheels came off later down the track. Michael Mohi, now with Spot Press, was a joint venturer with a magazine called Bright Lights.It was a wild.