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60 seconds with John Good
John Good was founded in the mid 1980s primarily to serve the UK arts industry. The firm now supplies programmes and brochures to over 100 theatres and concert halls throughout the UK and Ireland.
Put the love back into commercial relationships
In the increasingly digitised age in which we live, direct interaction between businesses and their customers has been reduced to a bare minimum, due to the greater levels of automation offered by...
Q&A: Terry Shortland New business sales, Moore division DG3
Terry has been in print for 15 years now, although he’s been a salesman since the day after he left school. “I just dipped my toe into a few other marketplaces before settling into ink.” He’s getting...
Exhibitors praise organisers and visitor quality for 2016
While it might have only been mentioned in hushed tones in Amsterdam, many exhibitors were a little nervous about the ‘Drupa effect’ on this year’s Fespa Digital, falling as it does in the same year...
RR Donnelley staff to protest over conditions
Staff at two RR Donnelley sites in Gloucestershire are set to hold a protest later this week because of a dispute over changes to their terms and conditions.
Pair convicted of producing brochures used to con investors
The co-owner and director of an East Sussex-based print company and his business partner have been found guilty of overseeing the production of brochures that promoted fraudulent investment schemes...
Paragon Service Point relocates West Yorkshire branch
Paragon Service Point is moving its West Yorkshire branch to the high street to target walk-in clients and boost its local profile.
Pureprint extends apprenticeship scheme
Pureprint Group is looking to take on additional apprentices after extending its in-house apprenticeship scheme.
Blake graduate programme recruits new talent
Two young people have helped christen a new graduate recruitment programme at one of the world's biggest envelope wholesalers, Blake.
Phillips rebrands and appoints new MD
Phillips Plastics has renamed itself Phillips Direct to reflect “more accurately how the business serves its customers” and appointed a new managing director.