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EFIs new European MIS chief Bob Spiers is keen to get himself and the firm out in front of UK printers.

Creo and DuPont have begun a partnership in proofing products.

Mike Harris, former Stora Enso technical services director, adds his response to the debate on paper yellowing and the quality of paper.

West Ferry, Trafford Park and Wyndeham are to cash in on a series of Daily Telegraph travel supplements over the next five weeks.

James McNaughton has confirmed the branches that have been closed following its purchase of Map Merchant sister company, MoDo Merchants.

Howitt has boosted its senior team with the appointment of Gurdev Singh as strategic development director.

Close Print Finance has been rocked by a second high-profile departure with the news that director Mary Powell has resigned after 12 years with the company.

TripleArcs share price took a dip yesterday despite the announcement of its HFS Projects acquisition.

High Wycombe printer Spot On has completed a 250,000 overhaul of its finishing department to bring B2 post-press in-house.

Kolbus has finally pulled the plug on a 37-year-old legend.

TripleArc has expanded into direct mail fulfilment with the acquisition of Stream Direct Communications and its subsidiary StreamGWC.

Polestar has expanded its contract with IPC Media with a 3.5m run for new women's weekly launch <i>Pick Me Up</i>, in the UK's biggest-ever magazine sampling campaign.

John Dollin Printing Services is set to become the first UK firm to take delivery of Heidelberg's next generation B1 press the 18,000 sheet per hour Speedmaster XL 105.

The European Commission has launched a full investigation into the proposed gravure mega merger by Bertelsmann, Gruner + Jahr and Axel Springer.

Big Display has become the first UK company to invest in an Oc Arizona 600 wide-format printer.