Publishing

Telegraph results hit by exceptional charge

Subscriptions and underlying operating profits are up at Telegraph Media Group but its results have been impacted by a near-£280m exceptional hit due to loans owed by Barclay family businesses that...

Euro 2024 boost to printed mags and merch

A swathe of special issues, supplements, wallcharts and other promos have been printed in the UK for UEFA’s Euro 2024 football championship, which kicks off today.

Halstan boosts book firepower with Canon, Tecnau and Horizon

Halstan has confirmed a major spend with Canon and IFS that will see the business automate and add continuous feed inkjet to its book production setup.

Director breached the terms of the CBILS loan scheme

Publishing bosses barred

Two co-directors of a specialist publishing business have been barred after breaching the conditions of a Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan.

Landa expands press portfolio with new models

Landa Digital Printing is readying the next generation of its B1 digital print technology ahead of its commercial launch at Drupa.

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Telegraph and Spectator sale saga continues

The saga over the future ownership of the Telegraph newspaper and Spectator magazine has entered a new phase after RedBird canned its takeover deal, putting the titles up for sale again.

The monthly publication’s most recent print issue was dated May 2024

Reader’s Digest UK closes

Reader’s Digest UK has come to an end after 86 years, according to its editor-in-chief.

Davies worked at IPC Media and Time Inc for nearly 20 years

National World takes on former Time Inc boss

National World has appointed a highly-experienced former magazine executive to its board.

Former football ace barred over media biz

A former Liverpool and England footballing ace has been disqualified after his media business was wound up by HMRC.

Jobs go as Bluetree opts for industrial over luxe at Kingsbury

Bluetree Group has decided to switch the remit of Kingsbury Press from bespoke books and high-end brochures to standardised products, in a shock move that will result in a number of job losses.