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Cerf is known as one of the "fathers of the internet"

Stationers' innovation awards open as internet father announced for annual lecture

The Stationers’ Company has introduced a new category for start-up companies in its latest Innovation Excellence Awards as internet pioneer Vint Cerf is teed up to give this year’s annual lecture.

DMGT bought the i in November for circa £50m

Government confirms investigation into i acquisition

Ofcom and the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will investigate whether the Daily Mail and General Trust’s (DMGT) £50m acquisition of the i adheres to competition law.

The deal would expand Future’s portfolio to more than 220 brands

CMA launches inquiry into Future’s TI Media acquisition

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation into Future’s proposed acquisition of TI Media.

Copyright or wrong?

Ideas are the stuff of life for any business worth its salt. But of all the legal means of protecting ideas – trademark, patent and copyright – it’s the last which is so easy to breach, either...

It's crystal ball time again...

So begins a new decade of opportunity for print

As the decade drew to a close, Printweek took the opportunity to ask some of the wise men and women of print what were their highs, lows and key learnings of the past 10 years.

The Telegraph now has more digital than print subscribers

Telegraph withdraws from ABC circulation audit

Telegraph Media Group (TMG) has pulled out of the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) newspaper circulation audit, which it said “is not the key metric” behind the measurement of its success.

DMGT bought the i for £49.6m cash consideration in November

Culture secretary ‘minded to’ intervene on JPI sale of i to DMGT

The government has said it is ‘minded to’ intervene in the Daily Mail and General Trust’s (DMGT) acquisition of the i newspaper from JPI Media over concerns about media plurality.

Allan & Bertram replaced the May pages in 400,000 of the calendars it had already printed for 2020

No compensation for printers planned after bank holiday date change

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has said there are, at present, no plans to compensate printers that were hit by the government’s late decision last June to change the date...

Rose Calendars replaced the May month leaf in its calendars and produced a 75th anniversary commemorative sticker set

Diaries and calendars printed with wrong date come into use

Millions of Brits have started the new year with incorrect information printed in their calendars and diaries, following the government’s late decision last June to change the date of the 2020 early...

Southernprint: site closure due to declining magazine volumes

Southernprint wind-down underway

Walstead Southernprint will cease most of its operations at the end of the year, following closure talks that began in November.