Chloe Setter
Give a big hand for the human touch
Hand finishing may be a sector in decline, but there is still plenty of demand for work that is too delicate or complicated for machines to handle
BIS one of the biggest losers in Osborne's spending cuts
Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) is set to be one of the hardest-hit departments under newly announced spending cuts by chancellor George Osborne today (24 May).
Timeline: Key developments since the last Ipex
Ahead of the UK's biggest printing exhibition at Birmingham's NEC, Chloe Setter provides a month- by-month breakdown of the key product launches and developments since the 2006 show
Kellogg's launches ad campaign in print and online
For the first time in its 103-year history, Kellogg's will launch a new cereal without any TV promotion, putting its faith instead in the hands of print and online.
Calls for M&A rule changes to save UK newspapers
City rules on company ownership should be relaxed to allow for more consolidation of the newspaper industry, JP Morgan (JPM) has said.
Adobe to axe 600 jobs worldwide
Adobe has announced plans to cut 600 full-time jobs following "weaker-than-expected" demand for its recently released Creative Suite 4 (CS4) product family.
PHMedia bags pre-media company of the year award at last ever MetalFX awards
Pre-media specialist PHMedia has scooped the MetalFX Prepress Company of the Year award for the second year running.
Hoaxers print 1.2 copies of spoof NY Times
Liberal activists have printed a fake edition of the New York Times and handed out more than a million free copies to commuters.
Artisan Press puts faith in third MM Corona C18 binder
Web offset printer Artisan Press has added a third Muller Martini Corona C18 perfect binding line to its range of post-press kit.
Travel agents take fresh look at the high costs of printed brochures
Some travel agents have resorted to charging a 1-per-copy fee for printed brochures, in a bid to offset the cost of the 300m that are printed in the UK each year.