Run by the Printing Association of Florida (PAF), the 16-page Show Daily will have content in both English and Spanish and will be produced on site during the three-day event. A dedicated PrintWeek team will report live from the show floor as well as cover top-notch educational sessions, bringing visitors the latest news, product launches, sales, and more. More than 3,000 copies will be printed each day and distributed throughout the venue.

George Ryan, GOA President, said, "We are pleased to have PrintWeek come on board as the producer of the highly anticipated Show Daily publication for our 2012 show. PrintWeek is highly respected in the industry, and will undoubtedly be a great fit with the show this year."

PrintWeek started offering content for the U.S. earlier this year with a weekly bulletin produced by its San Diego-based reporter, but the show, which attracts visitors from both the U.S. and Latin America, provides a great opportunity to get talk to the industry face to face and get to grips with the issues it is dealing with.

"We're thrilled that PrintWeek's first steps in the U.S. with a printed product are at the Graphics of the Americas show," said Wayne Morgan, digital publisher, Haymarket Business Media. "It's great to bring our ethos of quality business journalism to a new market and we're confident we'll find a welcome home here."

Matt Whipp, online editor, PrintWeek, adds, "With three events at the same location to cover in both English and Spanish, and an economy finally heading back in the right direction, we are starting our U.S. journey in a really exciting place, and at a really exciting time."

Now in its 37th year, GOA 2012 is scheduled for March 1-3, 2012 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. GOA is one of the graphic communications industry's largest annual combined exposition and conference in the U.S. With worldwide attendance, GOA is a unique event that attracts over 9,500 printers, designers, and creative professionals from North America, Central America, South America and the Caribbean.