Output

About us

Output is a magazine platform for sign, display, digital print and graphic arts industries: an authoritative, independent editorial presence which unites traditional sign-making processes, wide-format digital ink-jet printing, production printing and digital or electronic signage and explores the crossovers and business opportunities between them.

Here's what we do:

we write six to ten news stories every day from around the industry;
we publish at least ten in-depth features every month – including product profiles, interviews, road tests and technical features;
we generate original video content from industry events and exhibitions of all types and sizes, including exclusive interviews and product demos;
we compile two newsletters per week, for the sign and graphics market on Mondays and the digital signage industry on Wednesdays, filled with quality content and delivered to more than 11,000 sign and display professionals;
we always strive to be the most equivocal editorial team, stripping out useless marketing spiel and delivering fact and opinion (and telling you which is which).

The team

Laurel Brunner, consulting editor

Twitter: http://twitter.com/laurelbrunner

With extensive experience in pre-press and digital production technologies, Laurel is a sought-after consultant and speaker in the industry, and works to determine carbon footprint standards in print with ISO.

Geny Caloisi, consulting editor

Twitter: http://twitter.com/Geny_Caloisi

Born in Argentina, Geny started working in the broadcasting technology sector as editor of online publication Advanced Television and continued with the audio-visual industry. Also previously assistant editor at AV Magazine, for the past two years she has specialised in the digital out-of-home (DOOH) industry. Writing for Output, Geny brings her industry knowledge and inquisitive mind, focusing on the development of the digital signage and visual communications industries. She is fluent in English and Spanish, and also speaks Italian and French.

Barney Cox, consulting editor

Twitter: http://twitter.com/Barney_Cox

Formerly a consultant with InfoTrends and eminent journalist with PrintWeek, Barney is a globally respected technical expert and commentator specialising in narrow-format print technologies.

Annie Curtis, operations

Fulfilling vital roles from credit control to advertising administration, Annie's extensive experience in a variety of businesses, including B2B publishing, lends a very necessary and well-organised methodology to our complex and busy publication.

Carol Gibbons, sales manager

Telephone: +44 1425 626129

Carol's experience in print media makes her the perfect person to translate your business development needs into successful online campaigns.

Caroline Jones, editor

Twitter: http://twitter.com/MCNCaroline

Caroline is a versatile journalist who has been social networking since the days of dial-up. Her experience in a variety of sectors, including retail, communications and technology, means that she brings a technical and practical consideration to her news and feature writing for Output.

James Matthews-Paul, editor-in-chief

Twitter: http://twitter.com/signanddisplay
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/james.metcreative
LinkedIn: http://uk.linkedin.com/in/jamesmetcreative

James is an editor and commentator in the print, display and digital signage industries with a special interest in the application of technologies, the environment, the online world and social issues. Usually Output's roving reporter, he is often on the trade fair circuit and speaks at conferences and events in all parts of the industry. James's other interests include cooking, playing badminton and oenology.

Sophie Matthews-Paul, consulting editor

Twitter: http://twitter.com/rockstro

Sophie is an independent wide-format digital consultant of some 30 years' standing and writes for a number of magazines world-wide. Known affectionately in the industry as 'Mrs Ink-Jet', she is also an associate consultant for InfoTrends and contributes to various areas of Output, including the Talk Print! stream.