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Reproflex 3 has become the first firm in the world to take an end-to-end flexo pre-press set-up from Creo.

AccessPlus has won a 4.5m contract with BMI Healthcare.

Express Newspapers will hold talks with whoever ends up owning The Telegraph about its continued printing at West Ferry.

Kodak Polychrome Graphics (KPG) has launched its scalable storage system ExaStore to the UK and European market.

Pantone has signed a distribution deal with Colour Confidence.

Cambridgeshire-based The Burall Company has restructured its business merging its specialist divisions into a single operation.

KBAs new Rapida 105 is the worlds first press without sidelays in the feeder.

Creo has linked up with one of the largest plate manufacturers in China as part of its global plate plans.

The Telegraph Group has denied reports that it is planning the imminent launch of a compact edition of The Daily Telegraph.

Global Pre Print has been launched for offshore outsourced pre-press services.

John Dickin will retire this summer after 47 years in print.

The Print Education Forum (PEF) is launching its Big Books designed to inform schoolchildren about the print sector at the DTI today.

<i>Harry Potter</i> publisher Bloomsbury Publishing is to print 15 editions of existing <i>Harry Potter</i> titles this year, along with adult hardbacks of the first four books.

Increasing finance costs helped push printers average profit margins down to just 3.29% in 2003, according to the BPIF.

Print groups Cooper Clegg and St Ives have been hit by Emaps closure of <i>J17</i> magazine, and suspension of style bible <i>The Face</i>.