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James McNaughton Paper Group has launched a new division, Digital Matters, targeted at the digital print sector.

Two senior production moves have been revealed in the magazine publishing sector, involving BBC Magazines Jennifer Jeffrey and Redwood Publishings Susanne Samad.

Litho Supplies joint managing director Gerry Mulvaney is optimistic about the firms Ipex prospects after a strong response to its VIP invites.

Receivers PricewaterhouseCoopers were called to Glasgow's loss-making Omnia Books at noon on 27 March

Clifford Thames Printing Company has gone into administrative receivership after the firm's directors instructed its bankers, Royal Bank of Scotland, to appoint RSM Robson Rhodes.

Print Productions (PPL) has bought fellow Nottingham-based print management firm Bridge Direct (UK) less than a day after it went into administrative receivership with KPMG.

Fulmar's book printing businesses provided some optimism as the group reported slight dips in sales and pre-tax profits for last year.

Providing better prices and delivery times based on commitment to a minimum annual print volume are the most important services printers can offer print buyers, according to a new survey.

Caspian Publishing is taking the printing of its two titles produced at St Ives Gillingham to ET Heron.

UPM-Kymmene has revealed details of its Rauma 100 project, a 40m (E64.3m) investment at Rauma mill in Finland.

Bunzl Fine Paper has become the latest paper merchant to announce price increases.

The Robert Horne Group has launched Terrier on-line, a new microsite that will offer customers surplus stock at discounted prices.

Stora Enso has appointed Keith Russell to the newly created role of senior vice president of investor relations, with a focus on the North American market.

Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) and Sinar Mas Group (SMG) are prepared to work closely with environmental organisations to stop illegal logging, following an audit into the groups forestry operations...

"Significant rises in the cost of paper" are behind the Scottish Executives spiralling stationery expenses.