Print buying

<i>Radio Times</i> has "pushed the production boundaries" by printing 21 different covers featuring celebrities such as Cheryl Cole and James McAvoy to celebrate Comic Relief's 21st birthday.

Two mothers who "shocked the Australian publishing world" by self-publishing and buying the print for more than 1m copies of their own cookbook now have their sights on the UK.

Men's glossy <i>Arena</i> has become the latest casualty in the struggling magazine market following publisher Bauer Media's decision to "suspend" the consumer monthly.

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Effective use of print boosts customer satisfaction and helps shoppers make better purchasing decisions, according to leading customer satisfaction specialist CFI Group.

HP has partnered with supermarket giant Tesco to roll-out a suite of photo centre systems across stores that will allow customers to print applications such as photos and personalised calendars.

St Ives Plymouth has been revealed as the printer behind the relaunched Condé Nast magazine, <i>Wired</i>.

Integrating direct mail with online responses is the best way to boost response rates and generate subsequent purchases, according to direct marketing company CDMS.

The Royal National Institute for Blind People (RNIB) is cutting down on ineffective direct mail by cleansing its marketing database and improving access to customer data.

Outdoor media group CBS Outdoor International has posted a 93% fall in pre-tax profits for Q4 2008.