Design
ISL takes on DirectSmile with low-cost font imaging tool
Infigo web-to-print software developer ISL has launched an entry-level font imaging tool, Funky Fonts, as a low-cost alternative to DirectSmile's eponymous product.
Killer app: Digital shines on Silver stock
Precision Printing has printed Think Digital, a project commissioned by paper manufacturer M-real Speciality Papers to raise the profile of digital printing in the design sector. Some 2,700 copies of...
Killer app: Hawthornes turns on the tap
Hawthornes has printed a 45pp case-bound brochure for luxury kitchen and bathroom product manufacturer Abode. The company used both litho and digital technologies to produce 400 copies of the...
PrintWeek publisher wins top digital publishing award
Haymarket Business Media, parent company of <i>PrintWeek</i> was last week awarded the prestigious Best Digital Publisher of the Year for business publishing at the Association of Online Publishers...
Marketing students highlight role of door-drop campaigns
Royal Mail is pushing its new interactive mail service, revealing the results of research to show the next generation of marketers value door-drop campaigns.
Loveurope acquires Asset and eyes Russian expansion
Loveurope has bought fellow London-based creative production company Asset Graphics and appointed a new European business director to spearhead the group's push into Russia.
Killer app: Print preserves quiet scene
Wide-format printer BAF Graphics has worked with sound-absorbing ceiling and wall panel manufacturer Ecophon to produce the interior design and print for the Woodland Trust's HQ in Grantham,...
Killer app: Fit for the best of the best
Garnett Dickinson Print produced the match day programme for last weekend's UEFA Champions League Final between Manchester United and Barcelona. The programme was the latest in a number of...
Aeoon to start 'T-shirt revolution'
New firm Aeoon Digital Textile aims to shake up the T-shirt printing market with its Aeoon One inkjet printer.
Polytype unveils Quantum range
Polytype (A1/E23) has built upon its Virtu platform with the launch of its Quantum series of wide-format printers, which incorporate ten-picolitre printheads for fine detail.