Following the Chancellor's dramatic announcement yesterday (5 November) to extend the furlough scheme by a further four months to 31 March 2021, we ask: will it really save jobs in print?

Our briefings take a look at the much-vaunted packaging opportunity and we also share 10 top tips on navigating the paper supply crunch.

Despite most definitely being written and produced by humans, the issue opens with an in-depth look at AI and what it might mean for print, with our second briefing asking if the rising appetite for...

As ever, the March 2020 issue of Printweek is packed with all the news and insight from around the UK printing industry.

This issue’s cover feature looks at what your choice of colour says about the work you produce. It headlines a Knowledge Bank section that features an explainer on winning public sector contracts, our...

Sent to thousands of homes in 45 countries, Winchester College’s Wykeham Journal is a vital part of the college’s charitable fundraising.

The cover feature in this issue is on the benefits a neurodiverse workforce can bring to businesses. We also try to give you visibility of your obligations under the UK's famously opaque contract...

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German printing pioneer Johannes Gutenberg continues to inspire, more than 550 years after his death.

The cover feature looks at ways of combatting the dirty tricks and misinformation that rivals sometimes use to discredit your business. We also detail the actions suppliers have implemented to gear up...