Digital

The direct mail industry has called for improved use of data suppression and cleansing in the sector after research from the Deceased Preference Service (DPS) revealed that nearly 60m pieces of direct...

Kodak has slashed its 2008 sales and profit forecast amid what the company's chairman and chief executive Antonio M. Perez (pictured) called "today's challenging economic climate."

Printer and document management business Service Point has bought a Xerox iGen3 digital press in a bid to boost colour capacity at its Tullos, Aberdeen site.

Ink giant Sun Chemical has signed a deal to become a UK distributor for the Apollo series of multi-functional UV wide-format printers.

Newsworld Corporation has announced that Pindar-owned New York printer AlphaGraphics has been chosen to print copies of the Daily Mail in New York.

Oc has launched its latest cutsheet presses, the VarioPrint 4000 series, designed to narrow the gap between light and high production machines.

Roland DG has triumphed at the SGIA Expo after picking up the 2008 DPI Product of the Year accolade for its recently-released 30in VersaUV LEC-300 UV printer.

Inkjet and laser manufacturer Domino Printing Sciences has announced that it is to cut 70 UK jobs as demand for coding and marking products remains subdued.

KIP is targeting the growing full-colour Computer Aided Design (CAD) market with the launch of what it claims is the world's first toner-based wide-format printer, the Color 80.

Kirklees Council has awarded Xerox a five-year contract to supply the Yorkshire local authority with high-volume digital kit to its new Document Solutions centralised print and mailing centre.