Publishing

Guardian News & Media is set to publish revamped supplements this weekend as part of cost-cutting measures announced last year.

A rare 15th century book produced in the early years of mechanical printing is expected to fetch tens of thousands of pounds when it goes up for auction this week.

Media and services giant Bertelsmann has reported first half results that include the reshaping of its gravure printing operations on the continent.

Claverley Group is mourning the loss of Alan Graham, a pioneer of colour newspaper printing and computerised editorial systems, and the man who originally set up Precision Colour Printing.

Covid prompted Pensord to build back better, fit for a post-pandemic future.

Immediate Media is celebrating after the May issue of BBC Gardeners’ World magazine achieved record sales.

Future is back on the acquisition trail with a £300m deal to buy most of the Dennis Publishing business.

Associated Newspapers has given its incumbent print supplier notice that the production of Weekend and You magazines will be moving to another printer.

Clays is making its biggest investment yet in a unique configuration Manroland Goss Web Systems Lithoman IV press capable of producing 50m books a year.

Bell & Bain has helped a nonagenarian’s dream come true by printing a volume of poetry written during lockdown.