Infigo Software launches Catfish Hybrid Mail service
Infigo Software has launched Catfish Hybrid Mail, a secure service that the company said enables businesses to easily standardise documents across print and email.
BPIF Outlook reports positive Q4 though concerns remain
The BPIF has released its latest Printing Outlook study of the health of the industry, highlighting that while orders in the fourth quarter of 2014 experienced a strong improvement over Q3, optimism...
Women’s weeklies and lifestyle titles continue decline in latest ABCs
Women’s weeklies and lifestyle titles have continued to experience a year-on-year circulation decline in the six months to December 2014, according to the latest report from the Audit Bureau of...
Stylish presents designed to enchant the print devotee
What do you buy someone who appears to have everything they need? The solution more often than not is ‘something that they don’t need’, but the correct answer to this conundrum should be to give...
Carly Press boosts digital capacity with Ricoh double
Carly Press has refreshed its digital printing set up with two new Ricoh colour presses.
Two Sides and Print Power to hold Autumn Seminar
Responsible print campaigning group Two Sides and Print Power will hold their fifth Autumn Seminar at London’s Stationers Hall on 3 November.
GI Solutions manager first to complete BPIF management programme
GI Solutions’ mailing operations manager Darren Lyall has become the first student to complete the BPIF’s Graduate Management Programme.
ISL launches 'My Fish Food' templates for Catfish
Infigo Software (ISL) has launched My Fish Food, a centralised resource of templates and SEO services for users of its Catfish web-to-print platform.
Treasury stumps up funds for contaminated print site
The government has confirmed that it will provide £255,000 towards the clean-up costs on the former site of a Victorian printworks.
MP calls on printers to back late payment campaign
Labour MP Debbie Abrahams is asking for small business owners from the print industry that have been impacted by late payments to speak publicly about the issue.