EL IMPRESOR is Mexico's first specialty journal of the Graphics Arts, with a proven track record of 30 years. It features the latest information on the domestic and international printing and publishing scene, including news on technology, machinery and consumables, as well as trade fairs and conferences; is also provides an open forum to express the projects, ideals and needs of all members of our great industry.
Ever since its birth in 1977, EL IMPRESOR has always been a valuable resource to learn about the leading professional corporations of the Graphic Arts scene, as well as a major sales toll for its advertisers.
Every mount, EL IMPRESOR reaches more than 8,000 industrialist, executives, printers, screen printers, lithographers,wide format printers, digital printers, designers and students of the Graphic Arts; it is examined and collected by major businesses, journals and learning centers in Mexico and abroad, because our editorial staff includes contributors from Europe, the United States and Latin America.
In our comparatively short life, we have garnered a fine collection of prizes and awards, including Eastman Kodak's Run for the Money Award; the Vasconcelos prize of journalism; the Gutenberg Media Award; the Excellence in Reporting citation, the 8 Columnas de Oro national journalism prize plus a tribute by the Texas Graphic Arts Educational Foundation.
EL IMPRESOR is a member of the Cámara Nacional de la Industria Editorial Mexicana, as well as Anidigraf, AMED and the Texas Graphic Arts Educational Foundation.
The chief of EL IMPRESOR is to serve all members of the Graphic Arts industry supplying them with information on suppliers, breakthrough technologies, improvements in printing machinery and techniques, and the worldwide scene of trade exhibitions and conferences focusing on the Graphic Arts, information Technologies, the Media, Graphic Design, and Packaging.
We are aware of the impact of information technologies on our industry; we therefore run regular sections in the latest happenings in computers —software and hardware— as well as prepress.
We are gradually reaching more countries, because we also seek to raise the competitive lever of our markets, both local and global.
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