Publishing

Bigger is no longer better for RR Donnelley – the giant printing and communications conglomerate has decided to break itself up into three separate businesses.

Trinity Mirror has doubled its cost reduction target for this year from £10m to £20m, but said it has no immediate plans to close any more print sites.

Ian has worked in print finishing since he left school at the age of 16, barring a brief interlude in 1975 when he tried his hand at being a milkman, a cooked meats salesman, and a van driver, before...

A new book celebrates the history of once-mighty British book printer Butler & Tanner.

A printing error has been blamed for missing text in a number of copies of one of this century’s most hotly anticipated books.

Woodford Litho has officially gone into administration.

The Precision Group has invested £2.75m over the past month as it revamps its operations in London and Sunderland.

Sales at Polestar declined by almost £1m a month last year, with the continuing fall-off in newspaper circulations hitting its contract gravure supplement printing business.

News UK has renewed major contracts to print both the London Evening Standard and Financial Times newspapers.