When English turns on well-meaning journalists. Ah, the Irish – known for their lyrical accents; their supremely green, rolling hills; their leprechauns; and, of course, their penchant for being obliviously silly.  The hapless target of many cruel jokes the world over, the Irish don’t make matters any better for themselves by publishing their silliness. Wide

You might think your office does a lot of printing, and if so, you’d find that a Xerox Phaser printer would ease the burden of finding a balance between output and quality. But, even with a world-class printer, you’re still left with the issue of finding a place to store all of this documentation and

How shredding prevents identity theft and credit card fraud. With all sorts of spyware and hacking software freely roaming around the internet just looking for personal information, we tend to pay a great deal of attention to digital security. However, while this is a great idea, it often means that we neglect our printed documentation.

6 print ads that got it horribly, horribly wrong. While print advertisements often provide interesting information on brands, delivered in a witty yet engaging way, they also deliver some first-class laughs when they go horribly, horribly wrong. Some adverts that come into our lives, albeit for a very short amount of time (before they are