 Financial Times | A costume drama with bite Financial Times For some reason he has fallen out of love with his fountain pen, and now wants to write all his exam papers using disposable fountain pens. The school shop does not stock these, so it is mother to the rescue again. See? Not a full-contact sport. |
PENSRUS Offering Personalized Pens for Tradeshows MarketWatch (press release) There are many different styles available when choosing a personalized pen including stick, twist, and retractable, while ballpoint, ink, and gel type pens offer generous areas for imprinting a corporate logo, message or custom artwork. |
 China Daily | Custom made China Daily The two top pockets sport flaps that look like inverted pen-holders to show that the success of the Chinese revolution relied on the efforts of intellectuals, says Liu Yuanfeng, vice-president of the China Fashion Association. |
4imprint's New E-Book: 130 Customer-Tested Promotional Products Ideas MarketWatch (press release) The book highlights dozens of customer profiles in an easy-to-read guide to using logo-emblazoned giveaways, promotional items, corporate apparel and personalized gifts to: The e-book draws its ideas from surveys conducted with customers who ordered ... |
From Your iPhone, With Love: Thank You Pen Does What Cards App Can't [Feature] Cult of Mac With the Thank You Pen iPhone app, anyone can order a custom card to be delivered by the United States Postal Service. The catch is that each card looks like it was written by hand. Christopher Davis, the main guy behind the app, has been working on ... |
