Publishing

60 seconds with Acorn Web Offset

Acorn started business in 1979 initially producing coldset newspapers and general print.

Killer app: Vale Press makes Intermission its mission

It’s rare to see a printed magazine launch these days – but at retro film TV channel Talking Pictures TV, nostalgia is stock in trade.

Narayan: craft skills built up over 40 years

Bensons Bookbinding seeks new location

Craft bookbinder and box maker Chris Narayan is searching for new premises and hopes to find a printing company or related business with some suitable spare space.

CB Printforce UK shuttered

On-demand book and journal printer CB Printforce UK has gone into administration.

Topic Heroes allows children to write their book digitally, then prints it for them for free

Literacy charity calls on print sector to help children read

Topic Heroes, a children’s literacy charity that allows children to write and create their own professionally printed books, has launched a crowd funder to help it reach more children.

Reach print revenue falls

Reach has seen its print revenue drop by nearly 4% year-on-year in Q3 – although print advertising revenue has continued to outperform volume declines.

We delve into the latest releases

Super Thursday sees nearly 1,900 books published

Books by Boris Johnson, Rick Astley, and Ian Rankin and Miranda Hart have been published today (10 October) as the UK publishing industry lines up its big releases for Christmas.

Bumper Kew magazine tender goes live

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew has opened a seven-figure tender to procure a supplier to manage the design and production of Kew magazine.

The Observer is the UK's oldest Sunday paper

Guardian in talks over possible sale of The Observer

Guardian Media Group owner The Scott Trust has reported a drop in sales along with a big increase in operating losses, and could sell off venerable Sunday stablemate The Observer.

Mega price tag for The Spectator

The Spectator has been sold for a whopping £100m to hedge fund tycoon Sir Paul Marshall.