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November: a month on printweek.com
Another month of administrations, buyouts and economy-fuelled drama on printweek.com. We have had some rescue stories and some failures, all of which have kept you glued to the website and vocal in...
Lithotechnics takes JDF to bindery
Software developer LithoTechnics is thought to have made full bindery JDF integration a reality with the release of version 3.5 of its Metrix layout automation tool.
Macmillan's Nature division to use Ad Depot advertising platform
Macmillan's scientific publishing arm Nature Publishing Group has signed up to software developer 5 Fifteen's Ad Depot ad delivery setup.
Enfocus launches PitStop Extreme 08
Enfocus has announced the launch of PitStop Extreme 08, a standalone version of its PDF-editing plug-in for Adobe Acrobat, PitStop Professional 08.
SBS adds sparkle to Asda campaign
Packaging design and graphics specialist Sun Branding Solutions (SBS) has employed a retouching technique to "add sparkle" to Asda's Christmas Trifle range.
De La Rue retains crown in PrintWeek's Top 500
De La Rue has held on to the top spot in this year's definitive list of the largest print companies in the UK with many companies posting solid growth rates.
CEPI claims innovation key to paper's future
Innovation in the paper sector is central to make the product more valuable in years to come, the Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI) has said.
Nottingham print personality passes away
Peter Smith, a well-known figure in the Nottingham print and paper trade, has passed away at the age of 58.
Government document demystifies packaging industry
The government's Advisory Committee on Packaging (ACP) is aiming to set the fact from fiction concerning the packaging industry with its new 28pp booklet Packaging in perspective.
Middlesex printer boosts business with ex-B&T KBA Rapida
Victoria Litho has boosted annual press production time "by 1,000 hours" after investing in a secondhand six colour KBA Rapida 162a.
Ritchie UK enters talks with staff over possible redundancies
A printer in Kilmarnock has entered into consultation with its staff over redundancies, with employees claiming they are to be let go because of a major contract leaving the UK.
Xaar to miss targets as China business remains slow
Inkjet printhead manufacturer Xaar has released a trading update saying it expects its full year results to miss expectations.
Packaging company starts talks over job cuts
Up to 45 jobs are at risk at Mayr-Melnhof Packaging UK (MMP) after the packaging company entered into a consultation process with staff representatives.
UK print industry figure caught in Mumbai terror attack
Sun Branding Solutions (SBS) managing director Paul Bean has been caught up in the terrorist attacks in Mumbai but is safe and well.
Finisher to offer digital print following 80,000 Oc buy
Finishing Touch has made its debut into the print arena with an investment in an Oc CPS800 Platinum digital machine in order to tap into the growing market for personalisation work.