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Augusts edition of Marie Claire featured an example of Fresh Media Groups retouching division Size Creatives Photoshop wizardry.

Leicester start-up iprint, has invested 1.5m in a B1 press, CTP, digital and post-press kit and is hoping for a 3.4m turnover across its divisions in its first year.

John Boland Print has just installed a second refurbished Komori press to increase speed, efficiency and quality.

Quebecor World in Corby has cashed in on the growth in customer magazines after picking up the contract to print <i>PC World Magazine</i>.

Annodata Group has bought print firm Lobster Group out of administration for an undisclosed sum.

The <i>Financial Times</i> is to launch its afternoon freesheet <i>FTpm</i> in six more cities next month, four months after its launch in London.

The average circulation of consumer magazines has grown 10.5% year-on-year, according to the latest ABC figures for the sector.

Potts Printers has joined the elite band of print firms that have three management quality standards.

Tabloid newspapers are getting closer to being fully bound after News International placed the biggest ever order for Tolerans stitching kit.

MetalFXs latest development, version 2 of the metallic print specification system, will be shown for the first time by Heidelberg at Print 05.

MAN Roland GB is ahead of its budget this year after posting a profit of 700,000 in Q2 of 2005.

Dick Thurbon will retire as service director of Heidelberg UK next month.

<i>The Guardian</i> is planning to launch its Berliner format newspaper next month, according to sources.

Postcomm has given Royal Mail the green light to press ahead with size-based pricing.

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