Digital

TradeDigitalPrint.co.uk is looking forward to its return to PrintWeekLive! after an “excellent experience” prospecting for clients last year.

David Laybourne has stepped down as managing director of Real Digital International as the business looks to continue to expand beyond its core markets.

Standfast & Barracks has invested £650,000 in a third Durst Alpha 190 digital textile press and has been named as a centre of excellence by the manufacturer.

Further industry consolidation could be on the cards, with speculation that Xerox and Fujifilm “could strike a major deal” according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

Xerox has signed up to the second edition of PrintWeekLive! as a headline sponsor, as it looks to help printers add value to the printed page by what it dubs "CMYK plus”.

Wood Richardson is taking its first steps into the web-to-print market, having struck a deal with Infigo Software.

Commercial printer B&D Print Services has upgraded its digital offering by investing in a Kodak NexPress SX3300.

Printmates has enhanced its ability to deal with complex short-run work with the installation of a Horizon CRF 362 folder-creaser.

Rapidity has expanded onto a second site with the acquisition of litho and digital printer Lefa Print.