Print buying

London trial for 3D advertising screens

London's St Pancras station is the venue for a 3D TV advertising campaign this month.

The Observer will not be closed - GNM

Guardian News and Media (GNM) has announced that the Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, will not be closed, despite mounting speculation over its future.

CWU ballots members on national postal strike

Businesses could be facing yet more postal problems if a proposed national strike by Royal Mail workers is voted through.

Independent secures 40m in print deals despite ongoing internal fighting

Independent News & Media (INM) has announced long-term deals with two UK publishers to print titles both sides of the Irish border worth 40m, despite continued speculation over the company's future.

Titan rolls out 100 digital six-sheet screens across UK shopping centres

Titan Outdoor is rolling out a network of more than 100 digital six-sheet screens in major shopping centres across the UK.

Royal Mail strikes could lead to drop in value of direct mail warns DMA

The Direct Marketing Association (DMA) has accused the Communication Workers Union (CWU) of undermining the commercial value of post as a communication tool following the latest spate of strike...

Efficient printing 'could save in-plants 2.1bn a year', research claims

Bringing a greater range of printing work in-house and carrying out such work more efficiently could help UK businesses save up to 2.1bn a year on printing costs, according to a new survey...

Marks & Spencer launches personalised greetings cards service

Marks & Spencer (M&S) has moved into the personalised greetings cards arena and has set its stall out to challenge Moonpig with the launch of its new online service.

Two Sides launches awareness campaign

Two Sides has launched an awareness campaign to promote the sustainability of print and paper.

Google develops micropayment system for paid-for online content

Google is developing an online micropayment system that could help newspaper publishers in their move to paid-for online content.