Publishing
Freemans drops printed catalogue after 118 years
After 118 years and over a billion copies printed, online retailer Freemans has stopped presses on its store catalogue.
Further intrigue in Telegraph sale saga
The drama around the future ownership of the Telegraph has taken a new twist – even before the official sale process is underway.
City A.M. sale details revealed
Health and beauty group THG paid £1.5m for City A.M. in last month’s pre-pack sale, and also had to pick up its July wages bill as the newspaper came close to running out of cash.
Newspapers laud Lionesses ahead of final
As the hype builds for Sunday’s FIFA Women’s World Cup final – and hopes build for an England win – news groups have moved quickly to add special content for this weekend’s newspapers.
Kodak installs first next-gen inkjets
Kodak installed the first Prosper Ultra 520 and Prosper 7000 Turbo presses during Q2, while separately the manufacturer is set to exit its Jersey joint venture for newspaper printing.
Henningham Family Press saved by Kickstarter campaign
Fine art bindery Henningham Family Press is looking forward to a sustainable future after smashing its Kickstarter funding goal.
DMGT confirms interest in Telegraph titles
Daily Mail owner DMGT has confirmed its potential interest in becoming the future owner of the Telegraph titles.
Telegraph profits up but sale process results in material uncertainty note, National World 'considers participating'
National World is back in the news again, this time as a potential bidder for the up-for-sale Telegraph Media Group (TMG).
Hereford FC drops printed programme
Hereford Football Club will no longer sell printed matchday programmes at its games for the 2023/24 season.
National World agrees new print deal with Newsquest
National World is moving print production for its titles in England and Scotland to Newsquest, ending its long-standing production agreements with Associated Print Holdings’ Dinnington and Thurrock...