The company formerly known as Houseprint has changed its official name once again and complaints are still flooding in, with one client taking the business to a small claims court.

London-based FE Burman has coupled the personalisation firepower of digital print with readily available public data to help Wired publisher Cond Nast roll out a series of personalised covers for its...

Research by Where The Trade Buys has put a staggering £3.68bn price tag on the UK-wide costs of being Covid-secure as businesses return to work.

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German press manufacturer KBA has launched a new web press, the C16, in order to fill what it claims is a gap in the 16-page market.

London's Spineless Classics has sealed a deal with John Lewis to sell its Book On One Page posters in stores in time for Christmas.

Quark is showing a beta version of QuarkXpress 5 in order to gain first hand user feedback before finalising its new features.

Online personalisation can be big business in difficult times, if you approach it carefully. The early promise of personalised photobooks disappeared into the clutches of big suppliers who can use a...

Moonpig will open a new technology hub in Manchester next month in order to “drive innovation in personalisation technology”.

Telegraph Media Group (TMG) included a scratch and sniff competition page in Saturday's edition of <i>The Daily Telegraph</i>, which was printed in line with the rest of the paper.