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January 13, 2005 June 4, 2004 - Economic Roundup, Economic Media Bias?, News Holiday, and Upcoming Webinar May 28, 2004 - Economic Roundup, CMOs, Reading Material, and Commercials That Hit The Mark May 21, 2004 - Special Economic Roundup, Fed up with the Fed?, and Maintaining Profitability April 30, 2004 - Special Economic Roundup, Outsourcing Good and Bad, China and the 'net, Interactive Marketing, and Random Road Warrior Thoughts April 23, 2004 - Special Economic Roundup, Entrepreneurship, Role of e-Mail in Customer Retention, Mario Brothers, and Gateway December 5, 2003 - October Printing Shipments Disappointing, Problems Still Linger (An important column explaining how “survivor bias” may be in some survey data, and what it means; also has a chart showing how print and GDP became disconnected long ago)
December 05, 2002 -- Dr. Joe's upcoming public speaking engagements -- Inflation-adjusted commercial printing shipments: the "real" story -- Cross media is dead (really?) revisited -- WorldCom inflated Internet traffic, too -- Adventures at Seybold and what they mean for digital printing and GraphExpo August 22, 2002 -- Dr. Joe's upcoming public speaking engagements -- The strange economy, and what it means -- "Newness" as a stimulant of print demand June 18, 2002 -- Is "survivor bias" distorting industry and economic data? -- Dr. Joe's Sideways Look at the News: Are we ready for Cregfa? Ageo? June 4, 2002 -- Dr. Joe wonders "Is Cross Media Dead (Already?)" -- Another session of "Ask Dr. Joe," about digital printing, used equipment, and other stuff all provoked by one simple question. May 7, 2002 -- Another session of "Ask Dr. Joe," about what digital printing is, and digital printing businesses going out of business -- Comments on the news: E-books initiative; What's really "green"; The supposed growing economy -- Dr. Joe Consulting Secret: Capital Investment 101 or why vendors always get themselves in trouble because they don't know simple demographics -- Executive library update: some great worldwide data resources April 16, 2002 --another session of "Ask Dr. Joe," this time, to respond to some letters about technology adoption --some shocking revelations about industry performance over the last thirty years after adjusting for the effects of inflation --marketing lessons from the PBS and Louis Rukeyser fiasco --the one piece of computer equipment that really improves productivity, yet for some reason, nobody cares enough to get it --Joe-ism about whom you should worry about more, your competitor or your customer April 9, 2002 -- another session of "Ask Dr. Joe" with some more about content management -- how we'll really know when the economy is improving -- paper companies selling timberlands and why that's "funny" -- iPrint.com gasping for cash -- Joe-ism about counting sales calls March 26, 2002 -- the "printing industry is resistant to change"-really? -- can content management really be a profitable business?
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