Publishing

Administrators have brought in £7.45m from selling off Polestar’s businesses and assets so far, but unsecured trade creditors are likely to receive virtually nothing.

The Sun is launching new, free monthly magazine Popcorn, touted to be the biggest film magazine in the country.

Polestar’s collapse shocked the industry, but its demise could be good news for the remaining web offset printers.

Creative printer John Good, which mainly supplies programmes and brochures to theatres, was commissioned around a year ago by design agency c-ll-ct-v-ly to print private equity bank Berenberg’s...

A former Polestar executive has stepped in at CirclePrinters as part of a new ownership structure at the continental print group.

Publisher Time Inc (UK) has helped to bankroll Walstead’s acquisition of Polestar Bicester’s assets, PrintWeek can reveal.

Print procurement business Webmart was set up in 1996 and celebrated its 20th anniversary in April. Founder Simon Biltcliffe “saw the market was changing” and negotiated his exit from BPC...

Bath-based Opal Print would have been as surprised as anyone to find out it had been selected to print acclaimed war photographer Don McCullin’s new retrospective Irreconcilable Truths.

James Povey, Polestar’s former marketing director for UK Print, has joined YM Group.

More than 150 jobs have been saved following a management buyout of the Polestar Stones and Wheatons sites.