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The company behind the the British Library's ambitious plan to digitise 40m pages of old newspapers is on the hunt for six large-format scanners to begin the 10-year project.

The Con-Lib coalition government has announced a raft of changes that could impact on the print industry, including the scrapping of Home Information Packs (HIPs), ID cards, the part-privatisation of...

Digital specialist Arun & Rajive has opened up new revenue streams with its foray into wide-format with a Roland DG SolJet XC-540 MT.

HP's commercial printing and imaging hardware revenues grew 13% in the second quarter of 2010, a contributing factor in the group's better-than-expected results.

Print group St Ives has become the first major UK customer of Epicor's new Print and Packaging enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, which was developed as the result of a joint venture between...

West Yorkshire company Portfolio Display has invested in a Fuji UV Acuity flatbed printer in order to boost its capacity by 20%.

Fashion store Liberty of London has demonstrated its love for traditional print by producing a hand-drawn and manipulated customer newspaper in order to celebrate its range of menswear.

Food packaging giant Tetra Pak is to introduce aseptic cartons with the FSC label in China as part of its ongoing commitment to support responsible forest management and drive environmental...

Guardian News & Media (GNM) has launched a free, miniature version of its flagship paper, which it has dubbed "the mini Guardian".

Israeli business software firm Press-sense has been bought out by US software developer Bitstream - a move that it hopes will secure the future of the company after investors pulled the plug in March.

AccessPlus has won a three-year print management contract worth about 1.5m from charity The Children's Society.

Herald Business Forms, which traded as Weston Business Forms (WBF), has gone into administration with the redundancy of all its 31 staff.