Print buying

Etailer launches glossy magazine

Luxe fashion etailer Net-a-Porter has made a major strategic investment in print media by launching its own high-end magazine.

Compass targets growth in sign and display arm

Commercial printer Compass is targeting continued growth in its sign and display division after completing a £100,000 investment in a new facility and kit.

Amazon app update heralds opportunity for print

Online retailer Amazon has launched an app update in the US that enables consumers to simply photograph a piece of packaging in a retail store or at home that will then link to the product on Amazon...

Wyndeham extends TTS and Hearst contracts

Wyndeham Group is continuing its run of contract renewals with the extension of two further print agreements.

Tangent signs deal with Not on the High Street

Communications retail website Printed.com has signed a deal with Notonthehighstreet.com to deliver print products to its client base.

CWU backs “ground-breaking” deal with Royal Mail

The Communication Workers Union has given its support to an agreement, brokered before Christmas, that settles its long-running dispute with Royal Mail over pay, job security and pensions.

Global hologram manufacturer moves into UK

Holoptica Group has announced the opening of a UK operation as it looks to branch into the UK and European security hologram market.

Mailing People boosts digital capacity with Xerox double install

Direct mail specialist The Mailing People has invested £150,000 to more than double its digital print capacity to cater for growth developed during 2013 and projected growth this year.

DST restructures to strengthen business

As a result of a 7% year-on-year decline in its web division, DST Output has completed a restructure at its Nottingham site that will allow it to focus on growth in its DM and promotional work.

Icon rebrands McKenzie Clark and invests £1.5m in kit and site consolidation

Icon has rounded off the integration of McKenzie Clark by consolidating the two firm’s production facilities into one site in a £1.5m spend that included a UK wide-format first.