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Heidelberg ramps up XL105 range with new high-speed perfector

Heidelberg has unveiled a new version of the Speedmaster XL 105 that can perfect at 18,000sph.

Breaking news: Steven Schnoll to be the star speaker at Print Summit 2012

The Bombay Master Printer's Association (BMPA) has announced Steven Schnoll as a star speaker for the Print Summit 2012 (PS 12) on 23-24 February.

Heidelberg offers glimpse of new products ahead of Drupa launches

Visitors to Heidelberg's stand at Drupa 2012 will walk through an 'innovation gallery' showing a glimpse of potential future developments, although the main focus on the stand proper will be on...

Waterstone's to launch 'Windle' e-reader

Waterstone's is to launch its own e-reader which will sit alongside printed books in the retailers' stores, managing director of the chain James Daunt said in an interview.

Will eurozone crisis impact Drupa 2012 investment plans?

The past year has been defined by bail-outs, debt and contraction across the eurozone, which has adversely affected business and consumer confidence.

Drupa to light way as print industry keeps advancing

At next year's Drupa, the industry's suppliers will announce, and possibly even deliver, many new or upgraded products that will give an insight into the direction that print will take in the future....

UPM manager Oldham will step down at end of year

UPM UK & Ireland general manager Will Oldham will step down at the end of the year.According to a letter sent to customers, which was seen by PrintWeek, plans to replace Oldham are currently in...

Me and my: Digital Information Preproofer

Taylor Bloxham's busy, buzzing sheetfed printing factory is a hive of activity - the facility operates 24/7 and can produce 17m A4 pages day.

Star Product: Trelleborg Vulcan Aqueous blanket

This metal-backed printing blanket increases efficiency while reducing costs

PrintWeek's 'The Power of Print' cover competition

Imagine a world without print. Now imagine that the next generation of designers responsible for everything you run through your presses are emerging from that world. Print would have a problem.