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Woods of Perth has made 57 of its 71 staff redundant following its fall into administration last week.

The health of the print industry has shown little improvement but has not significantly worsened during the start of 2010, according to the latest insolvency figures from Euler Hermes UK.

Newspaper publisher Archant has launched a weekly newspaper, using "alternative routes to market".

Wired magazine, printed by St Ives Web, has produced a special latex scratch-off cover for its June issue.

Penguin Classics has joined up with the Aids awareness group (Product) Red to produce a selection of titles that will raise money for fighting the disease in Africa.

Printing.com has said there is still "a chronic lack of confidence in the SME market" after it posted a 17.4% fall in pre-tax profit to 1.7m in its preliminary results for the year ending 31 March...

De La Rue has become the latest print company, and possibly the last, to close its final salary pension scheme.

Tim Baigent, of Taunton-based Glyder, has been crowned winner of PrintWeek's Ricoh-sponsored Fantasy Football League, winning 10k worth of Ricoh kit to boot.

Printers and publishers have been warned that they could suffer "adverse effects" further down the line following the administration of The Magazine Marketing Company (MMC) - the UK's largest...

The parent group of national newspaper the Financial Times has had to deny claims that it will be scaling down its print operation in the next five years.