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<i>The Independent on Sunday</i> won a 13% jump in circulation last month following its move to a tabloid format on 16 October.

OK, so we wouldnt make it big writing headlines for the UKs biggest-selling daily <i>The Sun</i>.

HH Associates has clinched a pan-European print management deal with Black & Decker Europe, set to be worth millions.

Sakurai used its open house last week for the European launch of its latest SRA2 press, the OL 66SD series (pictured).

Hull-based packaging repro house MCG Graphics has changed hands and set up a new site as part of a major expansion plan.

The Print Factory (TPF) has established a creative services division, which it hopes to expand into 20-30 teams within TPF clients over the next year.

Two people involved in a 10m counterfeit scam with a fictitious printing company have been ordered to pay back over 38,000 each.

DSTi Output has claimed that banks are wasting millions on leaflets inserted with monthly statements because recipients arent reading them.

Flowman, the newspaper and magazine workflow provider, has scooped its biggest customer yet and begun talks with a number of UK publishing groups.

Large-format and PoS specialist simpson-group is one step nearer to moving into its new 4m factory following the arrival of a MAN Roland 900XXL press (pictured).

Polestar Chromoworks has won a multi-magazine print deal from contract publisher Redactive Media.

The Printing Industry Pension Schemes first-ever forum could be cancelled due to lack of interest.

Ad delivery firm Quickcut has launched the publishing industrys first package that embeds advertising placement information into artwork as it is created.

Time Inc, the worlds biggest magazine publisher, has begun pressroom softproofing or virtual proofing for four of its titles at seven print sites across the US.

Fuji has launched two new plates and two processors as it aims to improve print quality without turning its back on the average printer.