Print buying
Faversham House Group launches new digital print trade show
Print Buyers will be among those put in the spotlight at a new digital print tradeshow from Sign & Digital UK organiser Faversham House Group
Media Roundup: WPP, M&S, Pepsi, Rolls-Royce, Aegis
We bring you the buzz from the wider media sphere, across the world and across the web. This week: WPP in first-half profit jump; M&S signs Hollywood stars for autumn campaign; Pepsi launches mini...
Print industry news roundup: Pindar Agility, HP, Premier Paper, Macfarlane
Stay up to date with your procurement supply chain thanks to print industry news at your fingertips. This week: Pindar Agility sold in MBO; HP could sell print division; Premier Paper buys Arc;...
Johnston Press targets digitial tie-ups and cuts staff as profits halve
Newspaper publisher Johnston Press has made a move into the online vouchers market as pre-tax profits slumped nearly 50% to 13.8m during the six months to July.
Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has resigned his position as chief executive of the technology giant and taken up the position of chairman of the board.
Printers in "strong" position to influence purchasing decisions
Paper manufacturer Arjowiggins Graphic has said that printers are in a "strong" position to influence customers' purchasing decisions.
HP plans Frankfurt Book Fair presence
HP is to create a Digitally Printed Book Store stand at this year's Frankfurt Book Fair to showcase its portfolio of publishing printing equipment.
Waterstone's boss Daunt stands up for printed books
Waterstone's new managing director James Daunt espoused the longevity of the printed book in an interview on Radio 4's <i>World at One</i> programme (15 August).
BBC Worldwide sells magazine division to Exponent
The BBC has sold its consumer magazines division via a licensing and sales agreement to private equity firm Exponent.
Tesco to launch 120,000-run book
Tesco is to produce a 120,000 run of its new book <i>All You Want To Know About Fruit</i>.