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Dynagram has launched a new version of its imposition software, DynaStrip.

Newspaper ad delivery looks set for a shake-up after The Telegraph Group became the second UK publisher to adopt Vios certified soft-proofing package, VCSP.

Pulp and paper industry leaders have made expanding forest certification a priority, while industry bodies have called for greater action against illegal logging.

RR Donnelley (RRD) has expanded its book business with an agreement to acquire Chinese firm Asia Printers Group from Asian Print Holdings.

News Internationals plans for its new Waltham Cross print plant may not be considered by local councillors until the end of July, following delays over technical issues.

Wyndeham has implemented a management restructure in order to create single teams for its main business areas.

Major print buyers with a combined spend of almost 100m have already signed up to attend the Print Forum for Print Buyers on 6-8 July in Tewkesbury.

A packaging printer was recovering in a Birmingham hospital this week after his arm became trapped in a press last Tuesday.

Printing.com is to double capacity at its Manchester production hub with a 1.8m investment in Europes first Komori perfecting press with a double-sided coater.

Print is to form part of a government review looking into the role of design in UK business.

Ink manufacturer Xsys Print Solutions has joined the white ink revolution with the launch of Flexocure Ivory, an opaque white ink aimed at the packaging sector.

IIR is to review the format of newspaper show Newstec after attendance for this years show dropped by 20% compared to the 2003 event.

Four engineering firms have joined forces and are about to launch Presstige, a press conveyancing service that could save printers tens of thousands of pounds on used Heidelberg presses.

Two men have been charged with theft and firearms offences, following the recovery of two copies of the latest Harry Potter novel.

Shares in Communisis fell to a 52-week low of 100p last week.