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Welcome to unofficial Olympic issue of PrintWeek.

The Games generated a lot of business for UK print, but those that won work can't talk about it and many of those that didn't feel badly let down

I was in a black cab on my way to a lunch meeting with the Department of Business Innovation and Skills and got what is now the usual rant from the driver: "Olympic organisers don't give a damn about...

The International Tennis Federation launched the 140-page Aspire Inspire book during the Wimbledon fortnight to celebrate tennis at the London 2012 Olympics.

The Daily Mail & General Trust reported a 3% revenue increase in its third quarter interim results to 1 July.

While some print firms have not received work from the Olympic Games, Press On Digital had to invest in new kit to meet the event's demand

News Corporation has announced that Murdoch stepped down from a number of its UK and US boards on Saturday 21 July.

Communisis has highlighted its growing international sales in its interim results for the six months to 30 June 2012.

The purchase follows more than a decade of double-digit annual growth for the Doral, FL print company.

While the printers may not be allowed to talk about Olympics work, the sponsors certainly can. Here's what they have been printing for the big event