Pre-media
Printers must learn to go with Flow
Earlier this month Amazon launched an app update that has been described as a major threat to traditional retailers. However, not everyone is running scared as the opportunities may be significant.
Apex to showcase eco kit at Ipex
Apex Digital Graphics has confirmed its attendance at next month's Ipex exhibition, where it will demonstrate the environmental benefits of a range of pre-media and print equipment.
Marlowe Digital announces Ipex line-up
Marlowe Digital will unveil four launches at Ipex 2014 next month, including a major upgrade to the popular low-cost RIP and workflow software StudioRIP.
Musicroom.com expands offer with Catfish
Sheet music retailer Musicroom.com has launched what it claims is the world’s first personalised music book service, using the W2P platform from ISL.
Peninsula speeds up packaging pre-press with FFEI's RealPro Toolkit
Peninsula Print & Design has invested in FFEI's RealPro Toolkit to improve productivity and job accuracy at its fledgling packaging division.
Latcham Direct in £1m digital and web-to-print upgrade
Latcham Direct has embarked on a £1m investment in new print equipment and a major hardware and software upgrade to its existing web-to-print capability.
PBL Print upgrades CTP to cope with increased short-run demand
PBL Print has invested in a new Heidelberg Suprasetter A75 platesetter to keep pace with the demand for short-run litho work produced on its two SM 52 Anicolor presses.
New Onyx software promises more efficiency, less waste
Onyx Graphics has released a new version of its wide-format workflow and RIP product, featuring more than 20 new features and enhancements.
Me & my: ISL Catfish
NCR sets. Remember those? It is testament to just how long Resource Print Solutions has been involved in providing web-to-print solutions for its clients, that the firm’s first foray into the area was...
Amazon app update heralds opportunity for print
Online retailer Amazon has launched an app update in the US that enables consumers to simply photograph a piece of packaging in a retail store or at home that will then link to the product on Amazon...