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Image Data Group (IDG), the East Yorkshire firm that installed the first Komori Project D B1 DI press outside Japan, has installed a Creo Lotem Quantum 800 platesetter.

A fundraising bid to complete the first phase of its development plans has been launched by the Type Museum Trust.

The Polestar Group has confirmed that it will move its head office from Manchester Square in Londons West End to a new 1,022m2 site at Marlborough Court in central Milton Keynes.

The BPIF and GPMU have agreed on pay increases of between 2.08 to 2.16% on national minimum rates.

There could be fewer redundancies from Quebecor Worlds Corby plant after productive discussions with the GPMU.

Jefferson Smurfit Group has reported a 26% fall in pre-tax profits, against what it refers to as a backdrop of weakening demand and a challenging economic and political environment.

Emap group production director David Foakes has resigned from his position.

Mansfield-based Linney Print, part of Linney Group, has installed the UKs first Muller Martini Acoro A7 perfect binder, capable of 7,000 copies per hour.

Remote proofing firm RealTimeImage has announced a number of enhancements to its products at Seybold New York.

Newsprinters, a subsidiary of newspaper contract printer Newsfax, now has its two MAN Roland Uniset 70 presses operational.

Premier Metropolis is extending its deal with Shell to supply corporate stationery to cover its operation in The Hague.

The free newspaper <i>Metro</i> has hit "French resistance" in its first week of distribution in France, with some 50,000 copies being seized and thrown onto the streets by members of the communist...

Cradley Print is battling to hold onto the print contracts for both <i>Time </i>and <i>Newsweek </i>magazines, which are under review, with a final decision set to be made by International Magazine...

Alistair McIntosh is to set up a retail service operation in the Far East, having established an alliance with Elite Group Asia.

The BPIF and credit check specialist ICSM have joined forces to form what the federation has claimed is the "largest assault on bad debt and credit abuse the industry has ever seen".