Publishing

IPC opts for single supplier after Polestar and Wyndeham tender

IPC Media has handed its multi-million pound print contract to a single supplier, in a move that has far-reaching ramifications for the UK magazine printing supply chain.

Johnston Press posts £287m loss

More than £300m in net exceptional items led to a statutory pre-tax loss of £287m in the 12 months to 28 December 2013 (2012 loss: £7m), although the company achieved its first underlying operating...

IPC Media information gap

Spring may be in the air, but Jo Francis has her eye on an important upcoming summer date for two UK magazine printers.

Trinity Mirror profits up despite continued revenue decline

Cost-saving strategies helped deliver a 2.6% increase in adjusted pre-tax profit to £101.3m for newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror, in its financial results for the year ending 29 December 2013.

Polestar grows continental sales with new win

Polestar has boosted its contractual business in France with a new contract win from Groupe Marie Claire.

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.

Wyndeham extends TTS and Hearst contracts

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

Trinity Mirror issues profit upgrade

Newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror has announced anticipated adjusted profits ahead of expectations for 2013, although non-cash impairment charges for the year will amount to nearly £1bn.

New board structure at Clays

Clays parent company St Ives has put in place a new advisory board at the book printer, in addition to its existing operating board, that will focus on delivering a new business strategy for the...

Business inspection: The benefits of outsider intelligence

For a firm struggling to move forward, a fresh pair of eyes can often make all the difference.