News

A new fully automatic VLF platesetter, the Magnus, which Creo claimed was the fastest available, headed up its Drupa launches.

Agfa has outlined its future strategy while revealing a raft of new products for Drupa.

Xeikon has revealed details of its latest digital web press, which it claims can beat comparable machines from Xerox and HP Indigo on price, speed and substrates.

Thijsens Heidelberg Sunday M3000/32, a world first, should be fully operational by the end of the month after completing successful print trials.

American Management Systems (AMS) has hired the Karran Group to produce the second phase of its direct mail campaign.

Ink-jet ink producer Lyson and its subsidiary Tiara Systems are launching a grand-format printer and two new inks at Sign UK (NEC 30 March-1 April).

The MBI deal at Jarrold Printing was finalised at the end of last week, and the firms new managing director Bob Pitts has joined the company after being released from his TPL contract.

Details of the first digital proofers to gain accreditation under the PPAs proof4press initiative have been released.

Networked Graphic Production (NGP) will be showing integrated JDF workflows between its 36 partners at Drupa. The NGP Pavilion in Hall 4 at Drupa will show integration using the interoperability...

Midland News Association (MNA) is ramping up its move to full digital workflow with Fujifilms Brillia CTP plates and a world-first kit installation.

Targetcolour is aiming to radically alter the proofing workflow with Cyan Softwares eProof product.

Print students at Plymouth College of Art and Design have become the first nationally to sit the City & Guilds (C&G) 5261 online exam.

The Alden Group is to launch its newly installed 1m Heidelberg Speedmaster 102-5P at its Oxford plant today (19 February).

Printers worried about profit margins and technology are being offered help as part of a European-funded scheme.

The number of consumer magazine titles is on the rise, according to two surveys, indicating a market upturn.