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David Mitchell, founder and former chief executive of Astron, has notched up another print role after becoming chairman of European web offset group Euro-Druckservice (EDS).

Fujifilm is mounting an assault on the commercial inkjet sector as it aims to grow turnover for its global graphic arts business to 19.7bn (300bn) by April 2008.

Some of the UKs biggest PLCs are turning their backs on printed reports and accounts (R&A), with several urging their shareholders to read them electronically.

Turmoil in the postal market was again underlined this week when two major players were linked with big redundancy plans.

Nicholas Green, joint chief executive at Tangent Communications, has denied a report in the <i>Sunday Telegraph </i>that he and brother Tim Green almost lost their jobs after his companys audacious...

Print manager Etrinsic has won a two-year, 500,000 contract to supply a full print management service to recruitment specialist Reed Personnel Services.

Northprint has produced its first-ever podcast to help visitors get the best out of this years show, set to be the biggest yet.

Commercial printer MT Print is revamping its pressroom next month with a clutch of B3 Heidelberg presses.

Governments faith in outsourced print management was underlined this week with the award of public sector print contracts worth more than 30m.

Details have emerged of Royal Mails plans to introduce zonal pricing in the UK, with costs set to rise for large mailers in London.

A public sector framework covering work worth up to 250m per year to UK print kicked off this Monday.

Prinoviss Liverpool gravure supersite is to lose its managing director Bob Robinson just two years after he took on the 115m project.

Southernprint has revealed that it is entering into a second round of interviews to find a replacement for sales director Ross Borton.

TPF Group has returned to the acquisition trail with the purchase out of administration of two former NPM Group companies.

Polestar Applied Solutions, the groups e-procurement arm, has split into two units in a bid to bring a simplified business to the market.