Print buying

Mark Allen Group to acquire PrintWeek

<i>PrintWeek</i>, the UK's leading title for the printing industry, is to be acquired by Mark Allen Group and be relaunched as a fortnightly magazine.

Print industry news roundup: Thatcher, Redpack, FLS, Two Sides, X1/Catfish, Geoff Neal

Stay up to date with your procurement supply chain thanks to print industry news at your fingertips. This week: Print industry reflects on Thatcher era; Redpack hosts 3m Anglia business fund launch;...

North Plains expands Xinet with first ConnectR-powered modules

North Plains has launched the first two products to use its new ConnectR technology, for clients of its Xinet production asset management system (formerly Xinet WebNative).

EFI brings ROI tracking technology to the signage market

EFI has unveiled SmartSign Analytics (SSA), a system that automatically captures and analyses signage viewership and engagement data.

IIJ highlights direct deco potential with inkjet seminar

Akiyoshi Ohno, president of Konica Minolta Inkjet, will give a keynote presentation at an upcoming IIJ seminar about product decoration.

Talking Print serves up audio module for Tom Aikens' Great British Menu starter

Talking Print, the audio and video embedded print specialist, was responsible for the audio element of Tom Aikens triumphant chicken egg / egg chicken starter on this year's Great British Menu.

DC Thomson launches Ruby Loves craft title

Magazine and newspaper publisher DC Thomson has launched a new title aimed at a "new generation" of girls that want to learn about craft making.

Novelty Easter boxes prove good sellers for Pixartprinting

Web-to-print company Pixartprinting bounced into the Easter market with seasonally themed boxes.

Print industry news roundup: Robinson, KBA, Kodak, Technotrans, Smurfitt Kappa

Stay up to date with your procurement supply chain thanks to print industry news at your fingertips. This week: Profits steady for Robinson; KBA MD set for pastures new; Kodak closes $848m finance...

Ofcom sets out measures to protect the universal postal service

Royal Mail's competitors could face regulatory intervention in future if Ofcom considers them to be posing a "material threat to the provision of the universal service".