- IPC is launching Runway - a biannual fashion companion to its Marie Claire magazine.
- Heidelberg is to run its 2012 Print Buyer University course from 16 to 20 July.
- GMG has appointed Michael Farkas as marketing director after nearly a decade masterminding the production workflow behind the Ikea catalogue.
- Leicester-based Spectrum printing has overhauled its prepress and workflow as well as introduced digital printing with a Ricoh Pro C 751 Graphic Arts Edition.
- Lowestoft-based Richardson Printing has replaced its eight-year-old Komori Lithrone 528 with the latest five-colour Lithrone S-series 529.
- Eastman Kodak employee Mark Gedek has filed suit against the company's chief executive Antonio Perez and other board members, alleging mismanagement of the company's staff investment and savings plan.
- Berkshire Labels has produced more than half a million labels for Waitrose' Top Tier range of cheeses.
- London-based BAF Graphics has completed the main part of a massive project to decorate the BBC's MediaCityUK complex at Salford Quays.
- Swindon-based ESP Colour achieved record productivity on its Heidelberg XL machines in the run up to Christmas last year.
- EFI has announced it has closed a $31m (£20.25m) cash deal to acquire ceramic printing system maker Cretaprint.
- Customer publisher River has said it has won the work to produce McCarthy & Stone's Life & Living magazine.
- Quark has announced version 9.2 of its XPress publishing software - a free upgrade that adds a range of multimedia and interactive elements for creating ebooks, as well as enhancements to producing iPad applications.
- Paperlinx has said it has received a private equity takeover bid as it anticipates a pre-tax loss of AUD26m (£17m) for the first six months of its 2011/12 fiscal year.
- Printing.com has brought forward its plans to offer a white label version of its franchise services, putting its proprietary web-to-print platform at the heart of the company's strategy.
- St Ives' Service Graphics division has won a contract worth up to £1m per year to produce event graphics for the National Grid.
- Clothing retailer Reiss appointed St Ives' Service Graphics division to produce and install window display units across its 49 UK stores as well as for its US and Russian outlets.
- Researchers at the University of Cambridge are using inkjet technologies to test a new graphene-based ink - dubbed the "miracle material" of this century.
- HP has bolstered its MIS and web-to-print offering, buying up Aachen, Germany-based Hiflex.
- Shiraz software has announced a major upgrade of its RIP products targetting commercial, wide format and photographic printers.
- Creative agency Socially Bright has designed a Facebook app for Vistaprint which enables users to easily create a printed calendar, complete with photos and reminders of important dates.