Government confirms investigation into i acquisition
Ofcom and the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will investigate whether the Daily Mail and General Trust’s (DMGT) £50m acquisition of the i adheres to competition law.
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Jarrold Museum resumes hunt for new home
The John Jarrold Printing Museum has resumed its search for a new home after plans to relocate it to...
De La Rue CFO quits
De La Rue has abruptly parted company with chief financial officer Helen Willis, who is leaving the...
Countdown to St George's Day lunch
The St George’s Day Luncheon Club is gearing up for its 24th annual charity lunch in London.
EFI chief calls for industry to 'lift itself up'
EFI CEO Jeff Jacobson used his inaugural Connect user conference opening keynote to ask the sector...
Report: Xerox has designs on HP board
Xerox could attempt to gain control of HP’s board, in the latest move in its hostile takeover...
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If Gartner is to be believed, 80% of marketers are set to abandon the use of personalisation over...
Print’s major trends of 2019 show no signs of abating
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Keeping it in the family
They say that you can choose your friends but not your family. While that is true, there is no...
Best of British: Purveyors of fantastic plastics
Brett Martin is a long-established specialist in plastics that are used around the world in a wide...
EFI boosts roll-to-roll portfolio at Connect
EFI has used its annual Connect user conference as the official launchpad for two new mid-range...
Intec launches second-generation automated digital die-cutter
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MagnaColours launches new water-based transfer range
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Canon partners with OneVision on wide-format workflow offering
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C&T Channel Matrix announces South Korean partnership
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Baysek launches die-cutter for short-to-medium runs
Baysek Machines has launched a new die-cutter aimed at the short-to-medium-run market.