Darryl Danielli
Northside Graphics under new ownership, targets growth
Northside Graphics has been bought by a private equity house, as the online print business looks to accelerate its growth plans organically and through strategic acquisitions.
Agfa and EFI join forces to expand respective ranges
Rival inkjet manufacturers Agfa and EFI have joined forces to expand their respective product ranges by adding OEM machines to their portfolios.
Book industry hailed at the BBD&P Awards
The UK book industry celebrated its 2023 achievements at the British Book Design and Production (BBD&P) Awards last night, with print businesses taking home more than half the evening’s trophies.
Wishing our readers a merry Christmas and happy New Year
With Printweek Towers now closed for the festive season, as is tradition we will be publishing a variety of new articles over much of the festive period to keep you entertained.
If you’re buying a new business for Christmas, beware of overindulging
If you’re wondering what the discerning print boss wants for Christmas this year, then reading this issue’s News Digest implies what they really, really want is another print business.
Printing Charity luncheon celebrates strength of print and 2023 achievements
More than 150 guests attended the Printing Charity’s 194th Annual Luncheon yesterday where the guest speaker was the Charity’s president and Ofcom chair Michael Grade, Lord Grade of Yarmouth.
Inaugural Roland DG ‘Level Up Lab’ hailed a success
Roland DG is to build on the success of last month’s inaugural ‘Level Up Lab’ educational workshop, which aimed to help small and micro businesses scale their enterprises, with a new event next year.
WPG invests to broaden options and ramp up turnarounds
WPG has revamped its digital offering with the installation of a 120ppm Konica Minolta press to replace its Kodak Nexpress.
Event specialist boosts in-house capabilities with Mimaki double
Event Technology Group (ETG) has revamped its production set-up with a pair of Mimaki printers to bring more applications in-house and dip its toe into new markets.