Short runs and fast turnarounds have been a particular feature of digital printing since the start. Most people will be aware of the concepts and challenges of variable data and runs lengths of one,...

George Clooney lookalike Andy first stepped into the world of print when he started work at Plastic Card Services 18 years ago.

Readers of monthly food magazine Delicious are in for a treat this month because the Easter issue includes a uniquely produced run-of-paper (ROP) perforated 16pp pull-out section packed with an array...

Three-quarters of the exhibitors that lined the halls of the 11th Packaging Innovations, which took place at Birmingham’s NEC last month, have already rebooked for next year following another...

Print is back, it’s official.

No one likes reading the manual. Whether it be electronics, toys or furniture, the huge accompanying instruction booklets are usually largely left untouched. And even when instructions are followed,...

Mark Bartlett and Matthew Wilkins were pioneering digital signage even before there were proper wide-format digital printers. The pair originally worked at 3M in Bracknell in the 1980s and were tasked...

Miles Linney takes a “lucky coin”. That’s because at trade shows and exhibitions luck can be a big help. Visiting shows, insists Linney Group’s chief executive, is a must, even if attending a big...

Epson’s latest addition to its SureColor wide-format range is its biggest and fastest to date.

The chief executive of one of the North East's longest-established printers is stepping down after 20 years to focus on strategic aims, acquisitions and up to £4m of investment.

Print and marketing communications company Taylor Bloxham Group has shaken up its senior management and is looking at investment in direct mail, point-of-sale, fulfilment and maybe print.

A high-street print business is celebrating its 25th anniversary and puts its longevity down to competing against – and beating – internet services.