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Duplo has hailed Northprint a success with on-stand sales topping 185,000, in addition to 300,000 worth of orders.

A Kall Kwik branch was thrown into the spotlight after being enlisted to produce work for an episode of BBC programme <i>The Apprentice</i>.

Artwork Systems has declared Northprint 2007 a success with visitors and orders up on the last exhibition.

Trinity Mirror Printing (TMP) has ordered a Ferag RollSert inserting system for its Teeside plant in preparation of the site taking on Daily Mirror production later this year.

Heidelberg has announced a new colour control device that makes its presses production-ready without pulling a sheet.

Print management company etrinsic has gained ISO 14001 accreditation, which it hopes will help it attract top-tier clients as well as satisfy the eco-concerns of its existing client base.

The family behind Dow Jones & Co, which owns US newspaper the <i>Wall Street Journal</i> (<i>WSJ</i>), has rejected an unsolicited takeover bid from Rupert Murdochs News Corporation.

North Wolds Printers invested more than 200,000 in CTP kit at Northprint.

Canon has shored up a deal with UK bookmaker Coral to provide personalised documents to its customers based on their past betting behaviours and trends.

Two major installations of Komori and Goss presses are set to go live in the US.

High-street print chain Snap Printing has flagged its intention to expand into the UK from its base in the Republic of Ireland, following a double-digit increase in revenue.

Pitney Bowes has appointed Guido Vanherberghen as international president for its document process outsourcing arm.

Xerox researchers have announced they are working on technology to allow designers to define the colour they need using language.

A library initiative in Canada to offer loans via eBook readers could be another blow for print.

Ageing mills and pressures to cut costs are forcing pulp and paper makers across Europe to invest in new technology, according to a report.