Publishing
Halstan pride at Ukrainian refugee book project
Halstan has teamed up with Publishers’ Licensing Services to provide 16,000 books for Ukrainian refugee children in the UK, in their home language.
Senior management moves at Walstead
Walstead has switched up its senior management team as additional equipment is installed at its Bicester site following the group’s purchase of YM’s web offset assets.
Mail makes major subs push
DMG Media has launched a big promotion on print subscriptions for the Mail titles, with a deep discount that takes the price back to where it was a decade ago.
Win-win for print after Women's Euros triumph
Newspapers have pulled out all the stops today to celebrate the England Women’s Euros triumph at Wembley – while the programme for the final is already being sold on eBay at a premium.
Reach results hit by newsprint costs
Reach’s newsprint bill ballooned by more than 50% in the first half of the year, with the media group cutting print runs and pagination to try to mitigate the cost increase.
Rogue publisher banned
The director of a rogue magazine publisher has received a lengthy ban after the firm operated with “a lack of commercial probity”.
Ensure door drops have the best chance of delivering
With potential Royal Mail strike action looming, is now a good time to discuss alternative providers to ensure your door-drop campaign delivers on the proven effectiveness of the media channel?
Stephens & George in £4m automation spend
Stephens & George Print Group (S&G) has signed off a £4m spend as it looks to continue its automation journey and maintain its position as one of Europe’s most advanced magazine production sites.
Last chance to enter 2022 book awards
The BPIF has issued a rallying call to book printers as the extended entry deadline British Book Design & Production Awards 2022 looms large with just over a week until submissions close.
Tributes paid to 'industry titan' Barry Hibbert
Barry Hibbert, one of the industry’s most powerful and polarising figures, has died aged 61.