Features

Not every printer would pitch to knock out 30m personalised mailings. But, if you're tempted to, Jon Severs discovers the Herculean effort involved

Celebrating the magnificence of the male form is an all too rare treat for Post Script, not least because our own physique is more mid-noughties Maradona than Michaelangelo's David.

Pressure to cut carbon is leading printers to improve their premises' performance, finds <i>Jon Severs</i>

Has the recession and proliferation of accredited firms led to the costs of eco-badges outweighing the benefits, asks <i>Helen Morris</i>

At a time, when mainstream discussion about packaging technologies chases a stifling path, Kiran Prayagi looks into the future of innovation along with Prof Dr Arved Hubler of Chemnitz University

Pensord's new managing director Darren Coxon is four days away from his first major milestone since his management buyout. "The initial 100 days after an MBO are critical," he says. "It's very...

Some say the process demands a lot. Your time, mostly, but also kamikaze pricing and sadistic amounts of paperwork. Those writing them, it is said, lack knowledge about print and so the wrong person...

The secret to the success of this long-running press is its high degree of automation, making it ideal for shorter runs, says Sachin Shardul

Last week, Aida Greenbury, managing director of sustainability and stakeholder engagement at Asia Pulp & Paper Group (APP), was interviewed in a live webcast by PrintWeek's online editor Matt Whipp.

In 2010, print is a 24/7 industry. This makes anytime, anywhere availability of information vitally important. But until the 1980s and the advent of management information systems (MIS), it was...

Ethan Nicholas built one and it earned him $600,000 in a single month. Steve Demeter built one and he netted $250,000 profit in two months. Nicholas did it with a small military tank. Demeter did it...

In 2009, the publication Monet won the Financial Times' Exhibition Catalogue of the Year award. Produced by Hurtwood Press, it was praised for its "sheer visual beauty, exceptional quality of...

The exceptional accuracy to deliver products with various customisation levels has made 800 FT, the preferred casemaker finds Sachin Shardul

Chief executive of the Financial Times John Ridding talks to Jon Severs about the printed newspaper and its future in the face of the threat from online

Former News International operations director Ian McDonald talks to Jon Severs about the future of the printed newspaper