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The Homework Diary Printing Company has installed Scotlands first Xerox DocuTech 120 presses in an investment worth 300,000.

The first entries for the PrintWeek Awards 2004 have arrived and the Grosvenor Houses Great Room tables are filling fast.

Scottish paper manufacturer Inveresk has hinted it could be looking to merge with, buy or become part of a larger European group.

Adare director of franchise development Derrick Simpson has said that Printing .coms view that it is on the cusp of overtaking Kall Kwik is over-optimistic.

Kelloggs has handed a lucrative contract for all of its flexible packaging repro to North Wales firm Diverse Image.

National Association of Paper Merchants (NAPM) president Henry Cubbon has called on merchants, mills and customers to work together to improve current working practices.

New Jarrold Printing has won the contract to print Zee Magazine, a launch for subscribers to the Asian Zee TV network.

Ipswich printer Five Castles Press is under new ownership after a management buy in/buy out deal.

Offset plate manufacturer Noretsu is to exhibit at Drupa for the first time and will announce an agreement with a machine manufacturer.

OneVision will launch JDFnet at Drupa, a tool for linking its products to third-party workflows and MIS using JDF.

Pantone has got together with Xerox to produce the first digital version of its printed chips on the DocuColor 6060 machine.

Pensord Press has established a charitable fund to raise money for good causes on a pound-per-quote basis.

Polestar Colchester is to print a magazine from The Guardian targeting senior public and private sector managers.

A raft of senior management changes is underway at Polestar including a high-profile entrant and exit.

Presstek is to launch its next generation platesetter, Dimension Excel at Mays Drupa exhibition.