PrintWeek's annual run-down of the industry's most influential individuals, here we look at numbers 50 through to 41.

At the beginning of the month, newspaper publishing giant News UK catapulted itself onto a new platform of cross-media potential and made the industry as a whole sit up and take notice.

The government has called time on free support for employment tribunals, claiming that the taxpayer shouldn't bear the cost. But the unions see this as a return to Victorian times for the workers.

After 12 years at the helm of KBA UK, Christian Knapp last month stepped down and is currently taking a career break before embarking on a fresh challenge that may or may not be in print.

Do you wield the whip when you should be encouraging creativity? Take our quiz to discover if you have enough strings to your leadership styles bow.

The major buzz word in the lead-up to the 2012 London Olympic Games was 'legacy'. The organisers of the event intended to create a sporting legacy, with the nation's medal-winning athletes tasked with...

Joining the new culture club could motivate staff and revitalise your organisation's profits.

Perhaps your average magazine reader has not noticed. Perhaps they failed to hear the slightly softer thud of their title of choice hitting the doormat and didn't notice that when they held the...

Swindon. Home to the infamous 'magic roundabout', a baffling experience for the casual visitor to the town.

Printers Superstore has secured an agency tie-up with MGI to sell the French manufacturer's digital presses and spot UV coaters in the north of England and Scotland.

Almost all printed paid-for women's lifestyle magazines experienced a year-on-year circulation decline of more than 10% in the six months to June 2013.

June's Fespa saw the worldwide launch of Canon's Océ Arizona 600 series, the latest iteration of its flatbed UV-cured inkjet family.