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The PPA has won its battle with Postcomm over price controls for magazine delivery service Presstream. Postal regulator Postcomm is to keep the second-class system, Presstream 2, within price controls...

Redactive Media Group is the latest magazine publisher to bring its repro in-house.

Agfas 2005 full-year results are a stark example of why the manufacturer has increased its prices, said UK managing director Laurence Roberts.

Amicus GPMS members at International Papers Inverurie mill have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action, following the rejection of the lastest pay proposals.

Guardian Newspapers decision to avoid promotions for its Berliner flagships, despite a month-on-month drop in figures, has been backed by chief executive Carolyn McCall.

Magazine and newspaper publishers have welcomed a decision by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) to drop its controversial magazine distribution plans.

Newspapers will have to change and adapt to the demands and advances of new technology if they are to survive, according to Rupert Murdoch.

Aon Trade Credit, a division of Aon, has established a credit insurance division for the paper, pulp and publishing markets.

PelicanPrint & Design has further boosted its expansion plans by investing in a new Heidelberg guillotine.

Another UK publisher has chosen to move its pre-press overseas to India-based firm Express KCS.

Agfa has announced plans to launch its quality control monitor aimed at plate production in the newspaper printing sector.

KBA UK has recruited Trevor Tordoff as an area sales manager for northern England. He is leaving his production manager post at Trader Media Group and will report to executive sales director Mark...