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DXG Media was founded in 2001 by proprietor Duarte Goncalves. His aim was to create a premium print company with a customer-focused attitude.

Scott’s print career is approaching the 30-year landmark, having begun with a work experience stint that turned into a rather more permanent occupation and ultimately co-owner of the company. He’s 44,...

More news of admirable charitable exploits by the industry’s great and good, on two wheels and by, err, dragon.

The average age of a print industry worker has fallen, according to new data sourced by the BPIF. Previously estimated at 48, the organisation has analysed the latest figures from the Office for...

Mercury Packaging almost had the lot: printing, conversion, lamination, success. But almost is not enough in a sector as fast moving and technology-driven as print and packaging, says managing...

In separate conversations this week, two print bosses detailed at length their belief that the days of the ‘traditional’ print business are numbered.

Ben describes himself as “26 years young”, and, if things go to plan is already more than halfway towards retirement.

The owners of a group of existing non-print businesses purchased the company a few years ago to enter a new market that focuses on small businesses. We rebranded to Boxtick last year with our...

For most people, one job is more than enough. Not so for Julian Marsh.

Konica Minolta has launched a Professional Print Division in Europe for which it has appointed a new general manager.