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Esko-Graphics has announced upgrades to its commercial and packaging workflow products.

Electronics for Imaging is on the acquisition trail again adding T/R Systems to its portfolio of workflow products, but there has been a delay completing the acquisition of Printcafe.

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

Tesco is overhauling its roster for millions of pounds worth of repro for its product packaging.

Vio has revealed it will be one of the firms involved in the first live demonstration of a multi-vendor JDF workflow at Seybold San Francisco later this month.

Heidelberg has launched the first FM screening software that works with MetaDimension.

The Scottish National Party (SNP) has teamed up with Dundee printer FairPrint Design and Print and online procurement technology specialist PrintJob to launch a buying service for its regional...

Quebecor Worlds UK operation in Corby could benefit from a major contract renewal signed by its parent in North America.

Corporate Document Services (CDS) in Belfast has won a three-year, 100,000 deal to supply the Department of Employment & Learning (DEL) in Northern Ireland with an online print ordering service.

Hewlett-Packard is expanding its range of printers to include higher-volume colour and black-and-white machines suitable for inplants and print-for-pay.

Xplor has announced details of its 2003 autumn conference, which will take a critical look at the whole document chain, rather than focusing on just one aspect of electronic communication.

Scitex Vision will launch the next generation of its XLjet wide-format digital press range at todays VISCOM exhibition in Dsseldorf.

Johnston Press upgraded print division has contributed to a growth in turnover and profit and has been earmarked for additional 40m investment.

The Open University in Milton Keynes has awarded contracts for short-run academic books to Oxfords Alden Group and CPI Bath.

John Goodman is to merge operations with Ebenezer Baylis, the company it bought from Great Universal Stores in November 2001.