Publishing

The official publisher for the Queen’s 90th birthday celebration at Windsor Castle, St James’s House, has produced a one-off limited-edition album to mark the celebration, with CPI Colour appointed...

Following the closure of Polestar’s gravure site in Sheffield, a major publisher has moved its weekly magazine title to Belgium, while others still seek permanent solutions.

Archant has relaunched a free weekly newspaper with an increased print run to target a more affluent readersship.

Indian web press makers are reporting a high-volume of enquiries at Drupa, mainly for book applications.

Publishing giant Time Inc has agreed a new sole supplier deal for its UK magazines with Wyndeham Group.

HP has sealed a huge Japanese deal for a new books-on-demand factory at Drupa, and has also announced a collaboration with packaging giant Smurfit Kappa for its upcoming C500 corrugated solution.

Gomer Press has bought two new pieces of equipment from Kolbus to help it cope with increasing demand for both sewn and casebound books.

Wyndeham Group owner Walstead has rescued Polestar’s Bicester operation with a deal to buy the equipment at the site and re-employ more than 300 staff.

Fujifilm (Hall 8b, A25) has partnered with US-based Epac Technologies to create '5D printing', an automated system for the print industry targeted particularly at high-quality book manufacturing.

Newspaper publisher CN Group will launch a newspaper on 20 June targeting readers in the north of England and Scotland with a title billed as the 'North's National'.