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Brooke Crutchley, the former university printer at Cambridge University Press, has died aged 96.

BASF is believed to have secured a major ink and consumables deal with Communisis, taking over from rival Sun Chemical.

A battle for the wallets of smaller printers is pushing down the prices of B2 CTP.

Digi-products, the Reading-based software provider, has developed a drag-and-drop program to allow users to create marketing materials in one hit.

GPMU general secretary Tony Dubbins told this weeks TUC Congress in Brighton that the government had to implement real fairness at work right now if it wanted to have the support of working people at...

The Friary Press is the site of the first European installation of the Dalim Ficelle for Printers online proofing and workflow system.

Hitachi has developed a radio frequency chip that can be embedded in paper products such as banknotes, tickets and gift vouchers, to prevent counterfeiting.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of print entrepreneur Nicholas Humes after he failed to appear at Birmingham Magistrates Court on Monday (8 September).

Integrated Color Solutions (ICS) says it is breaking new ground in contract soft proofing with a new system for colour-accurate remote press checking.

Independent Paper has expanded its product offering with the addition of UPM Fine 100 to its portfolio.

An Irish start-up company has launched a point-to-point file transfer package.Sharpbytes software can be used point-to-point over any form of communications line including ADSL and mobile phone lines.

KUBE has joined forces with the BBC to launch a website for personalised cards for Children in Need.

MAN Roland Great Britain has scored a major coup with its first UK order for a 12-unit B1 press with In-lineSheeter.

Fast food giant McDonalds decision to switch from foam to waxed cartonboard packaging in the UK has had a big impact on its supplier Linpac.

Chief executive Ian Whitfield and sales director Daniel Graham have led an MBO at Scorpio Print Finishing.