Opinion

Quen Baum, managing director, Morgana

Graham Harris, managing director, Tech-ni-Fold

Garry Colyer, managing director, Arctic Paper

Paul Shuttleworth, joint managing director, Shuttleworth Business Systems

Matthew Parker, director, Print & Procurement

For those that remember our first issue of 2012, which featured web offset job and capacity cuts, you could be forgiven for thinking that this year has ended almost exactly the same way it began -...

This week's Autumn Statement has failed to 'wow' the print industry, despite the reduction in corporation tax, increase in capital allowances and scrapping of the 3p fuel duty hike.

Right. This. Really. Is. It. Surely we have now definitely reached the tipping point in the UK web offset market.

Digital innovations have threatened the A-Z, which seems unwieldy in comparison, but print's tactile qualities may save the day once again

John Lewis is tugging at the nation's heartstrings via another emotional rollercoaster of a TV campaign and the nation's high streets are festooned with brightly lit fire hazards that cause children...

There's been a frenzy of M&A activity across the print industry this week, with no fewer than three deals splashed across the front pages of this issue.

It's hardly surprising that many people have cried 'foul!' - or more specifically, 'phoenix!' - on the news that Centrical Technologies has risen from the ashes of the failed Alderson Print Group...

Drupa's decision to stick to its four-year cycle has massive ramifications for the UK industry. In short, if it had moved to a three-year cycle, it would have been disastrous for our home show Ipex.

To print cheques you have to become an accredited printer, and in the UK, the Cheque Printer Accreditation Scheme (CPAS) is run by us at the Cheque and Credit Clearing Company. The purpose of the...

The business sector has given a cautious welcome to Lord Heseltine's review into UK economic growth.