Pre-media
Agfa's Hoornaert denies rumours of Philips bid
Agfa-Gevaert chief financial officer Kris Hoornaert has been forced to deny rumours that the company has received an offer from Dutch electronics company Philips.
Southwold Press wins grant for platesetter buy
Suffolk printer and publisher, Southwold Press, has been awarded a government grant towards the purchase of a Presstek Vector TX25 platesetter, due to its environmentally friendly credentials.
Quark showcases Xpress 8 with world tour
Quark has kicked off a 58-city world tour to introduce creative professionals around the globe to the latest version of its eponymous publishing software.
EskoArtwork ships rebranded Enfocus products
EskoArtwork's Enfocus Switch 08 suite of automated workflow tools is now shipping, following its March acquisition of former Switch-developer Gradual Software.
X-Rite reassures over loan repayments following strong sales results
X-Rite has reported sales of between 36m ($71.5m) and 36.6m in its preliminary second quarter 2008 results and stressed that it is on track with its loan repayments.
Communisis seals deal for Production Intelligence software
Communisis has signed a 1.5m euro (1.2m) deal with Pitney Bowes-subsidiary Emtex Software for provision of its Production Intelligence enterprise output management software.
Pindar to sell directory division to Yell
Pindar has announced that it has entered into an agreement to dispose of its directory division Pindar Set Ltd, to Yell, the international directories business.
Witherbys invests in Spekta hybrid screening to boost quality
Witherbys Lithoflow has installed Screen's Spekta 2 hybrid AM/FM screening to allow it to produce high-quality output even when customers provide lower-quality source material.
Darley sets sights on 50% capacity increase with 1m investment
Following a 2m jump in turnover, drinks label specialist Darley is to pump 1m into an investment programme in a bid to boost capacity by 50% over the next three years.
End of the .com era signals overhaul of domain names
The internet regulator is paving the way for companies to apply for a wide range of new top level domain names (TLD).