News

Canon UK has provided a substantial donation to the PrintIT! project and joined its expanding list of sponsors. It is both refreshing and reassuring to welcome new sponsors like Canon UK, said...

Tall Security Prints Runcorn division has been shortlisted for an award for best medium-sized firm in next months Cheshire Business Awards. The 104-staff firm upped annual turnover by a 10%, said...

Kodak is closing the former Creo plate line in West Virginia at the start of next year.

Dick Thurbon retires as service director of Heidelberg UK next month.

Newcastle-based recruitment firm Concept Personnel has expanded its operations to include recruitment for the print sector.

DCP Systems has launched a more user-friendly version of its software for creating panoramic images from a series of smaller pictures.

Kodak Graphic Communications Group is using Labelexpo to launch new kit for cutting costs and improving pre-press operations for firms of all sizes.

The BPIF has doubled its recruitment rate and released research to win over cynics with value-for-money test results that reveal an 83m return for members on fees of 3m.

Point-of-sale specialist bezier has been sold to private equity firm MidOcean Partners in a deal worth 77m.

Cooper Clegg is to print the latest title in the magazine spin-offs from Channel 4s TV show A <i>Place in the Sun</i>.

St Ives has dismissed rumours that its is preparing a reverse takeover of rival print group Polestar.

The <i>Financial Times</i> is to launch <i>FTpm</i> its afternoon freesheet in six more cities next month, four months after its launch in London.

Finally, after many years of near start-ups, the process or chemistry free CTP printing plate market is starting up.

The ABC figures out today show that the average circulation of consumer magazines has grown 10.5% year-on-year.

Vertis has consolidated the sales of its three direct marketing businesses operating under a new sales director.