Andrew Price became executive director of Paperlinx, the UK's largest paper merchanting group, last September after a very public spat with the global group's board.

Retiring to the Costa Blanca, becoming a golf pro, turning a small back lawn into a veritable Kew Gardens. All visions that have for most people of late, begun to seem rather distant and ambitious...

Sales of heat, Hello! and Closer plummeting; Nuts' year-on-year sales figures down; and even NME, which has historically attracted a deeply loyal readership, in decline: the Audit Bureau of...

Staying ahead of the crowd means knowing how - and when - to change up a gear

Many people believe that when they visit a website, upload photos to the web or load a web-based process, these operations are being run on their own computer. In fact, they are run on a server that...

Printers don't often declare themselves grateful for machine downtime. There aren't, after all, many silver linings to watching the minutes and hours tick by while a press fails to make you money, and...

A compact and click charge-free high-speed book press

Big-name speakers in print and marketing have confirmed they will talk at Cross Media 2013, which features more than 50 seminars in five theatres for the two-day event.

Kama has launched what it calls a cost-effective system for finishing digital print with the highest register precision.

Motique Plastics has brought a new Japanese method of producing domed badges and emblems to the UK market.

Software developer GMG has released an update of its proofing software ColorProof 5.5 claiming it has better performance and user interface and can save hours of downtime.

Industrial action at Crown Speciality Packaging has been called off after the company announced a restructure that could halve its print department.