General Chat Thread, Paper Manufacturer Launches "Print More" Campaign in General; Paper Manufacturer Launches "Print More" Campaign
"Domtar, a major North American paper manufacturer, has launched an advertising campaign to encourage ...
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27th April 2010, 06:03 AM #1 Paper Manufacturer Launches "Print More" Campaign
Paper Manufacturer Launches "Print More" Campaign
"Domtar, a major North American paper manufacturer, has launched an advertising
campaign to encourage people to print more documents on paper.
Domtar CEO John Williams opposes campaigns by other companies asking employees to be responsible with what they print.
'Young people really are not printers. When was the last time your children demanded a printer?' Mr. Williams said ... 'We've got to do some work about having them believe and feel that printing isn't a sort of environmental negative.' The industry expects that, absent this campaign, paper demand will decrease by 4% annually.
Williams's comments did not go down well in some environmental circles."
Source: Slashdot News Story | Paper Manufacturer Launches "Print More" Campaign
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27th April 2010, 07:25 AM #2 Idiot. Business before anything else, as long as his pocket is lined. Makes him no better than oil companies really.
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27th April 2010, 09:10 AM #3 If I was using paper of his company, I would order it from another company in the future.
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27th April 2010, 09:20 AM #4 I say burn his products! Oh wait....
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27th April 2010, 09:22 AM #5 Our kids print loads
I do to, but 90% of it is to PDF, I hate paper docs. His comments certainly are a bit unwise.
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27th April 2010, 09:24 AM #6 my advise....as there is a UK paper shortage ( we have had to stop taking bulk orders)....print less!!!!!!
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27th April 2010, 09:57 AM #7 
Originally Posted by
synaesthesia
Idiot. Business before anything else, as long as his pocket is lined. Makes him no better than oil companies really.
It was pointed out to me recently that recently the car companies have suddenly made cars a hell of a lot more economical and using varous newly discovered technologies seem to be stickign 2 fingers up to the long talked about unwritten agreements with the oil industry.
Anyone would think they'd been sitting on them of all of this time!
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27th April 2010, 10:06 AM #8 
Originally Posted by
Dos_Box
It was pointed out to me recently that recently the car companies have suddenly made cars a hell of a lot more economical and using varous newly discovered technologies seem to be stickign 2 fingers up to the long talked about unwritten agreements with the oil industry.
Anyone would think they'd been sitting on them of all of this time!
Know why car companies are failing to break the electric vehicle market? Batteries.. they just don't do what's needed, and guess who own the majority of patents regarding batteries? The oil industry
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27th April 2010, 10:13 AM #9 
Originally Posted by
ahuxham
Know why car companies are failing to break the electric vehicle market? Batteries.. they just don't do what's needed, and guess who own the majority of patents regarding batteries? The oil industry

Petrol powered batteries?
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27th April 2010, 08:15 PM #10 
Originally Posted by
Tcsltd
my advise....as there is a UK paper shortage ( we have had to stop taking bulk orders)....print less!!!!!!
Your telling me, getting bulk paper is like blood from stones!
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27th April 2010, 09:20 PM #11 
Originally Posted by
Dos_Box
Petrol powered batteries?
Oh, that was funny....
No, they own the battery patents to impede development. You have a choice; Hydrogen, Bio-Fuels, Petrol or Batteries, all four are controlled by the same industry. Hence, all these cell batteries and the likes, trying to create a battery that will do the job needed without infringing patents. It's all in the public domain
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