Irvin J. Borowsky, Founder of North American Publishing Co., Dies at 90

NAPCO was founded in 1954, following Borowsky's sale of the TV magazine to Walter Annenberg. The company's first magazine was Printing Impressions, and NAPCO's titles grew to more than 20 in the 1970s. The company's growth continued after that, eventually becoming the modern media company it is today, comprised of five different subgroups (printing, promotional products, publishing, consumer electronics and direct marketing).