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AGI Medias global chairman Lee Newbon officially bowed out of the industry this week.

Isys has sold its print MIS arm to Radius Solutions.

Ordnance Survey design and pre-press manager Keith Arnold met HRH The Queen recently when she presented him with an MBE.

Turning Point Technologies has assembled a set of software tools to handle the receipt and validation of jobs using the internet.

Creditors of East Sussex commercial printer VIP Print have accepted its CVA.

Xerox chief Anne Mulcahy and her opposite number at Heidelberg, Bernhard Schreier, have reported contrasting quarterly results, highlighting the progress of digital and the slowdown in conventional...

The National Gallery and Hewlett-Packard have launched a fine art print-on-demand service.

Printers are angry about the print buying tactics being used by a French firm to secure work from the UK.

Howitt will not be able to start the construction of its Equator gravure plant in Sutton-in-Ashfield until it signs a legal agreement relating to contributions to public transport in the area.

Another company owned by Mark Tudhope has had its payment record attacked.

Pims has upgraded its Xerox DocuSP front-end software to the new colour version, centralising job management for its four sites at its Basildon operation.

Presstek and Heidelberg have resolved their spat over plates for the Quickmaster DI 46-4.

New products have been added to the Curious Collection, the paper range manufactured by Arjo-Wiggins and stocked exclusively by the Robert Horne Group.

Total paper production capacity broke the 100m-tonne barrier for the first time in the history of the Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI), according to its latest production figures.

Quebecor World is cutting 1,000 jobs worldwide because previous cost-cutting measures were insufficient.