BULLETIN
Winter 2015
| P2P Magazine |
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New DoDo pad a real to do
Adding to its already impressive range of diaries,
organisers and planners, the fun new To DoDo
Weekly Reminder List Pad by Dodo Pad has been
designed to help maximise output by managing
both daily and weekly tasks.
Small but perfectly formed, with 52 pages for
each week of the year and seven daily spaces for
those jobs that simply cannot be left for another day,
the To DoDo list pad also includes tick boxes.
Sponsors announced
for 2015 National
StationeryWeek
Leading brands Sheaffer, Maped
Helix, Dodo-Pad, Kokuyo, Zebra and
Nu: Notebooks have been revealed
as the sponsors of the 2015 National
StationeryWeek and Get Britain
Writing campaign, which runs from
Monday 27 April to Sunday 3 May
2015.
Organised by the London Stationery
Show, National StationeryWeek is a
celebration of the written word and
all things stationery, which in 2014
reached over 20 million consumers
with the message that writing by hand
is important and still has a vital role to
play in personal communications.
The third day of National Stationery
Week 2015,Wednesday 29 April 2015,
has been designatedWorld Stationery
Day.
Paper-Oh
launches in the UK
Hartley & Marks, the power behind the iconic
Paperblanks brand, which has an ever growing
worldwide dedicated fan base, has expanded its
product range to include a new range of notebooks
called Paper-Oh.
A collaborative effort between designers Nadine
Werner andWade Berridge, Paper-Oh is aimed at graphic
designers, architects and doodlers. It expands upon
the firm’s long history of publishing and bookbinding,
resulting in a product that is both functional and
aesthetically pleasing.
The brand, which has been in development for several
years, has recently been trialled in Germany and is now
ready to be launched to the UK market. SarahWhite,
European Marketing & PR Manager at Hartley & Marks,
said: “Everything we create is the result of our passion for
the art of bookbinding and our desire to push the limits
of what people expect from a notebook.”
A survey conducted to mark National
DiaryWeek (10-16 November 2014)
revealed that VE Day (8 May 1945) is
Britain’s most important date, ahead of
the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and women
being granted the vote in 1918.
The memorable dates survey was carried
out to mark National DiaryWeek, organised
by Collins Debden and supported by Ryman,
Staples and Amazon.
Julie Lynch, Sales and Marketing Director
at Collins Diaries, said: “National DiaryWeek
is all about celebrating the paper diary and
recognising that technology, while fantastic,
can’t replace some time-honoured traditions.
The top 10 most memorable dates reflect
that ethos and show that Brits are keen to
remember and celebrate our rich history.”
The Top 10 list in full is:
1.
VE Day, 1945 (26.4%)
2.
Battle of Hastings, 1066 (25.2%)
3.
Women get the vote, 1918 (10.5%)
4.
Great Britain declares war on Germany,
1914 (10.2%)
5.
Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation, 1953 (8.8%)
6.
London 2012 opening ceremony (6.6%)
7.
William and Kate’s wedding, 2011 (5.3%)
8=.
Armistice Day, 1918 (0.8%)
8=.
England winWorld Cup, 1966 (0.8%)
10.
Opening of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre,
1599 (0.7%)
VE Day tops most memorable date poll
Note-taking on the go
Perfect for taking notes
on the go, the colourful,
compact NoteShel is a
portable Post-it Note
holder and pen. It holds
up to 90 3 x 5-inch sticky
notes and comes with a
refillable ballpoint pen
secured to the NoteShel
by small, discrete
magnets. A protective
casing available in green,
purple, blue, orange or
pink keeps the sticky
notes securely in place.
3Doodler world’s most popular
3D printing device
3Doodler, the world’s first 3D printing pen, has
shipped more than 100,000 units in the last 11
months, making it the world’s most popular 3D
printing device.
The pen enables designers, hobbyists, teachers and
architects to draw in the air and supports both freestyle
3D sketching and the tracing of shapes from templates
that can be used to make larger architectural structures.
3Doodler can be used with ABS and PLA plastics in a range of 46 colours
including the new shades Radioactive Yellow, Cotton Candy Pink, Café au Lait and
Clearly Yellow and Clearly Black.
There is also a growing choice of accessories, including a 3Doodler stand; a
nozzle set that lets you extrude plastic in completely new shapes and sizes; and a
foot pedal for hands-free operation.
