Disciplines
Xerox extends Fujifilm technology deal
Xerox’s use of Fujifilm printing tech looks set to continue for a good while yet after it renewed its contract with the Japanese manufacturer.
Mimaki details new printers in online global event
Mimaki has unveiled details of a brand-new UCJV330-160 roll-to-roll printer, expected to launch at the end of 2023 or early 2024, at its Global Innovation Days online event.
Browns Print cuts outsourcing with Horizon upgrade
Manchester brochure and booklet specialist Browns Print has installed a Horizon Stitchliner Mark III, helping it to bring work back in-house.
Peter Scott Printers founder mourned
Peter Scott, founder of the Burnley-based commercial print business that bears his name, has passed away after a short illness.
Telegraph sale process now underway
The sale process for the Telegraph Media Group and The Spectator magazine is at last officially underway.
Rising star: Jack Pearson, sustainability manager, Bluetree Group
Jack is 30 and has been working at Bluetree Group since 2021.
Business inspection: Combining two teams for premium performance
Perhaps it’s Carl Garnett’s successful side-line in motor racing that fuels his inability to sit still for long.
Navigating the social media landscape
The perfect tool to push the boundaries of freedom of speech or the devil’s own work.
Critical thinking
In On the Origin of Species Charles Darwin points out that it’s not the strongest or most intelligent of the species that survives, but the one that’s most adaptable to change.
Euro stars: Continental drift
Brexit may have disappeared from the news headlines in recent months but that doesn’t negate the fact that it’s meant firms have had to adapt to continue to trade in what is a huge market on our...