News

The industry's most coveted trophies were carried off by the proud winners in front of more than 1,550 guests on Monday night, with TJ International triumphing as the 2004 Company of the Year.

Polestars Sheffield project has received a blow with the resignation of its brand new managing director just eight weeks into the job.

Mitsubishi UK has appointed Thomas Doliwa as its new managing director.

Wyndeham has confirmed a 7.5m spend on a second 64pp Lithoman for Heron.

Chris Scully has followed his former boss Mark Nixon, leaving Creo for KBA.

CIP4 is to focus on extending JDF and improving education for printers over the next year, after electing its advisory board and board of directors.

Creo has responded to Robert Burton's attempt to oust the board and chief executive Amos Michelson.

Baldwin Technology moved back to its "core competences" with the launch of two new blanket cleaning products at Ifra.

High-end typesetting and publishing software firm Advent3B2 has been bought by Arbortext for an undisclosed sum.

West Ferry is to receive a 20m injection to improve colour production of the Express Newspaper titles which it prints.

Industry veteran Robert Burton is leading an attempt to oust Creo's board and chief executive Amos Michelson.

Progressive Print Solutions (PPS) has emerged as the buyer of Grasmere Digital Imaging (GDI).

Local newspaper group Johnston Press has announced 20m of additional investment for its new Sheffield site, taking the total spend to over 60m.

Murdoch MacLennan's overhaul of the Telegraph Group's management has begun with the departure of managing director Hugo Drayton.

St Ives is predicting torrid times ahead in the long-run UK web offset market.