News

Google has once again tantalised digital printers with an April Fools launch of an email print-and-mail service.

Horner Brothers Print Group has appointed Neil Arnott as operations director.

Large-format specialist SMP Group has launched an in-store division aimed at giving clients a better understanding of how printed displays can be used in the retail environment.

Small print companies are set to be offered up to four days free business advice from next year.

London College of Communication (LCC) has opened an expanded digital print room following the installation of a 140,000 finishing set-up.

HRH The Duke of York visited Day Internationals UK chemical production division at Varn House, Manchester, on 27 March.

Fespa 2007, the Berlin-based large-format print show, has sold out its exhibition space.

Ancient House Press is celebrating achieving ISO 14001 accreditation in recognition of its commitment to good working practices that minimise impact on the environment.

<i>So London</i>, the newly-launched weekly lifestyle magazine targeted at wealthy residents of the capital, has closed after just three issues.

William Pollards, the Exeter sheetfed printer, has hosted a group of GCSE students from St Peters School.

Komori has appointed Colin Hewett as sales executive for the South West.

Target Direct Print has added five new members of staff after increasing its annual turnover by 60% in 2006.

UNI Graphical, the global print union, has launched an international trade union alliance for workers at printing giant RR Donnelley.

Design and print agency Publicity has brought platemaking in-house with the installation of a Heidelberg Prosetter 74.

Chessington-based MPG Impressions has printed a new county-based wedding magazine titled <i>Your Herts & Beds Wedding</i>.