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Etrinsic, the Solihull-based print management company, has won the <i>Birmingham Post</i> Business of the Month award for October.

Exhibitors and organiser IIR declared themselves pleased with last weeks inaugural Digital Print World exhibition.

Polar has released its latest generation of guillotines, which can be networked into any workflow as well as the companys own proprietary front-end P-Net.

Johnston Press Leeds-based print division, Leeds Web, hopes to improve colour quality with the order of Goss Internationals European Goss ENHANCE programme.

The Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT), publishers of the <i>Daily Mail</i>, has confirmed itself as a potential suitor for any forthcoming sale of the Telegraph Groups assets (<i>PrintWeek</i>, 20...

The London College of Printing (LCP) will become the London College of Communication next spring a name it says more accurately reflects its current and future areas of specialisation.

CIP4 has appointed Henny van Esche of OCSL as chairman of its MIS working group.

Bord na Mna UKs volatile organic compound (VOC) technology has been installed at bpi industrial in a deal worth 800,000.

Fuji has added Heidelberg to its list of UK dealers, hot on the heels of its deal with Litho Supplies.

Essex-based magazine specialist Woodford Litho is set to install an Agfa VLF Xcalibur with Grating Light Valve (GLV) technology later this month.

A 2,000 tool for verifying the quality of any proof or print that has an ICC profile was a hit for Colourbyte Europe at last weeks Digital Print World.

Carrprint in Barnoldswick, Lancashire, has been revealed as the fourth UK printer to install a Xerox iGen3.

PaperlinX has confirmed that it has appointed Eduard de Voogd as chief executive of its European operations.

Heidelberg has confirmed its exit from the web market, and possibly digital too, as part of a major realignment.

Perivan Groups administrators are confident a deal will be concluded for a sale of the business by the end of this week.