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Murdoch defends copyright at Stationers Debate
James Murdoch has described the principles of copyright as being "as valid today as they were in 1710".
Sir Christopher Meyer named president of The Printing Charity
The Printing Charity unveiled former ambassador Sir Christopher Meyer as its new president at the charity's 183rd annual lunch yesterday (4 November).
One third of Southernprint staff facing axe in New Year job cuts
More than 100 jobs are under threat at Southernprint and Southern Binders as a result of plans to cut "uneconomic capacity", while remaining staff could face changes to their terms and conditions.
One hundred days in, MBO team mean to offer more than 'business as usual'
Pensord's new managing director Darren Coxon is four days away from his first major milestone since his management buyout. "The initial 100 days after an MBO are critical," he says. "It's very...
Founder of Hyderabad's Vamsi Art Printers passes away
G Neelakanteswara Rao, the founder of Vamsi Art Printers in Hyderabad died on Thursday, 28 October 2010. He was 75.
Steel takes Gutenburg business development post
Gutenberg Networks has appointed Simon Steel, the former chief executive of Saatchi & Saatchi UK's multi-channel production company The Facilities Group (TfG), as its business development director.
SME printers hit by new pension and retirement rules
SME printers are to be hit by new pension and retirement rules that are expected to "add cost and create extra administrative burdens".
Ultimate Print adopts training approach to grow business in debut year
Nottinghamshire-based Ultimate Print has cited investment in training and "a lot of hard work" after hitting the 370,000 turnover mark following its first year of trading.
St Ives inquest returns a verdict of accidental death in Ebbs case
A verdict of accidental death has been returned following an inquest into the death of an engineer at St Ives Web in October 2008.
Polestar to cherrypick work as it ditches uneconomic capacity
Polestar plans to shut down a large chunk of "uneconomical" capacity across its gravure and web-offset footprint in the UK, and has begun consulting its workforce about the proposals.