Print buying
InnerWorkings reports record 2011 revenue
Thanks to several key acquisitions and some healthy organic growth among enterprise clients, Chicago-based print management services company InnerWorkings this week reported that 2011 revenues soared...
Will the digital drive make post-press Drupa's unsung star?
As another major print show rolls around, the industry is busy assessing exactly what this year's Drupa will be focused on. While no individual theme has emerged as a stand-out leader, there is a...
IPC creates Now special issue on sale days after Whitney Houston's death
IPC has produced a special edition of <i>Now</i> magazine celebrating the life of singer Whitney Houston.
River adds new Co-op mag to portfolio
Customer publisher River has won the deal for the new 1m circulation, bi-monthly <i>The Co-operative Food Magazine</i>.
TNT Post UK joins Two Sides
Mailing giant TNT Post UK has joined the environmental campaign group Two Sides.
Print industry news roundup: HIG, John E Wright, TG Print, 678 Media, Stirland Paterson
Stay up to date with your procurement supply chain thanks to print industry news at your fingertips. This week: HIG rings management changes at Bezier; John E Wright acquires Service Point Nottingham;...
Print industry news roundup: Blue, MMP, PrintWorks North, PCP, Park
Stay up to date with your procurement supply chain thanks to print industry news at your fingertips. This week: Blue on verge of administration; Unite holds crisis talks with MMP after lockout;...
Egmont relaunches Thomas the Tank Engine magazine and book portfolio
Egmont has announced a revamp of its Thomas the Tank Engine portfolio including the launch of a new magazine and collection of storybooks and the relaunch of current title <i>Thomas & Friends</i>.
Grazia to celebrate London Fashion Week with collector's edition
Grazia is to roll-out its biggest-ever spring collector's issue to celebrate London Fashion Week later his month.
Unite slams Olympic ticket printing contract award to US firm
Unite has slammed the decision to award the 16m ($25m) ticket printing contract for the London 2012 Olympics to a US-based firm, Weldon, Williams & Lick of Fort Smith, Arkansas.