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Senator Print Finishers has boosted its stitching firepower by 70% and taken its first step towards 24/7 work.

Capital Print & Display has installed the worlds first Agfa Xcalibur VLF platesetter capable of producing plates for the giant KBA Rapida 205 press.

EFI will focus its efforts on helping customers to get the right information at the right time with its next generation of MIS products.

PrintWeek has teamed up with market research and strategic consulting firm InfoTrends/CAP Ventures, to launch the 2005 PrintWeek Investment Survey.

Four people have been jailed for a total of 21 years for running a 10m counterfeit scam from a fictitious printing company.

St Brides, the journalists church, is holding a service today to mark the end of journalism on Fleet Street.

The paper industry in Scotland has been dealt a further blow, with the news that a review has commenced on the future of ArjoWiggins' Fort William mill, with 150 jobs in the balance.

<i>The Guardian</i> is to complete its 62m switch to the mid-size Berliner format this autumn, with <i>The Observer</i> to follow in the New Year, its publisher has confirmed.

Two men have appeared before magistrates charged in connection with the theft of two copies of the new Harry Potter book.

EFI has secured a significant software contract with print giant RR Donnelley.

The stalemate between the Finnish Paperworkers Union and the employers' representatives is continuing, as talks resumed today.

Newspaper printer Mortons of Horncastle is set to double its print capacity after placing an order for a MAN Roland Uniset 75.

Xerox has no reason to be concerned by Kodaks acquisition of Creo, according to European president Armando Zagalo De Lima.

Stehlin Hostag has entered the UK flexo ink market with its Gecko range, and will open a dedicated flexo service centre.

KBA has demonstrated the worlds first multi-tower installation of its Cortina compact and waterless newspaper press at an open house in Holland.