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Neighbouring London-based pre-press firms Classified Central Media (CCM) and Camden Town Typesetter (CTT) have merged to form CC Media Group.

Duplo International has been awarded the Investor in People (IIP) accreditation for the 12th year running.

Jump4London, the world's longest composite photograph, which was Guinness-certified earlier this year, is now on display at London's Spitalfields market.

Signmaking and graphic arts kit supplier Spandex has launched a new range of "out of the box" modular sign systems.

Paper manufacturer James Cropper is in line to receive a 3.2m grant from the Regional Growth Fund (RGF) for its proposed steam raising plant.

Pearson and German media group Bertelsmann have agreed a deal to merge their respective publishing businesses, Penguin and Random House.

The Government is to offer grants from a 7m pot for collaborative R&D projects aimed at developing technologies for additive manufacturing.

Landa Digital Printing is "on schedule" with its quality and reliability roadmap and will deliver its first Nanography presses at the end of next year, according to chairman and chief executive Benny...

Ipswich-based Healeys Print Group has upgraded its Ricoh C651EX to a Heidelberg supplied Linoprint C901 digital colour printer.

The Wyndeham Press Group has become the first print company to put forward a team of its staff to take part in the BPIF's new Government-funded management training programme.

Cheltenham-based litho printer Quorum Print Services has invested over 17,000 in an end-to-end workflow from Prepress-UK.

Six Spanish envelope exporters have been fined a total of 3.7m for collaborating to fix prices.

Former KBA executive sales director Mark Nixon is back in print and will sell Highcon and Scodix kit through Conversion, his new distribution business.

Xerox was keen to highlight double-digit growth in iGen colour press sales as a stagnant macro-economy and reduced government spending led to a drop in Q3 turnover and profits.