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The final phase of the year-long fundraising campaign for PrintIT! is underway and it involves a 565km run – the equivalent of running to, gulp, Drupa.

John started drawing lettering at school and took up printing as a student in 1963 while studying physics. He lectured on printing technology for 20 years and ran The Quarto Press, printing and...

At the tail end of last month PrintWeek Towers was a picture of (organised) cardboard chaos, with the atrium of St Jude’s crammed full of boxes of all descriptions in anticipation of the four judging...

In a market where even digital print is becoming commoditised, the once-humble bindery is emerging as the place to add value and hopefully restore profits. Short-run or one-off books and brochures can...

The XYPrint 300 is the latest stage of IIJ’s fast and flexible inkjet test bed.

Their clients are pressing all the right buttons, but that’s not enough. John Scott and Stephen Neild, who formed Mauve Print Management from a modest barn conversion more than three years ago, have...

Sometimes it feels as if the rise of social media is unstoppable. For many of us it has become second nature to share personal updates, images and opinions on Facebook, Twitter and other platforms.

"We specialise in everything we get our hands on,” says Marstan Press pre-press manager Adam Curtis.

Financial printer Kube Print has used the move to larger and more modern premises as an opportunity to invest in a new Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 75 and a Ricoh Pro C5100.

Guardian News & Media (GNM) has established a standalone print-focused unit in a major reorganisation of its commercial operations.