Features

Paul Mursell is making money at a difficult time for print. He tells Adam Hooker the secrets of his success

As recession bites, finding the money for a major investment project from traditional sources is becoming harder and harder, but, says Simon Creasey, more creative options are emerging

Filling the space on transactional mail with advertising is predicted to be worth billions, but Philip Chadwick finds that despite press advancements making it easier, clients aren't biting

Folio chief wants people to realise the full range of services his company provides, discovers Adam Hooker

The lack of print training has been heavily criticised, but Philip Chadwick finds that new initiatives rethinking what is offered, how it is taught and how it is made available may turn things around

Despite what many Western printers believe, even export giant China is susceptible to the global recession and is facing a tough market, both at home and abroad, explains William Mitting

To make lean manufacturing a success you have to ensure the whole workforce feels part of the drive for savings and can see the benefits, finds Philip Chadwick

For many, the concept of soft proofing is daunting, but if you can get your head around the importance of colour management, you will discover it is not that hard, explains Simon Nias

Chivers-Period is making money in a volatile market through its emphasis on quality and craft, finds Jon Severs

Carbon offsetting has split the industry into those who sing its praises and those who fail to see the benefits. Philip Chadwick weighs the arguments

Ripe Digital's small size ensures a personal service and the highest quality of print, finds Tim Sheahan

As part of a drive to reduce running costs, some recession-hit businesses have resorted to cutting the working week, but it's not an easy step to take, discovers William Mitting

Digital screens are on the rise in the outdoor ad sector, but Jo Francis finds that print is far from yesterday's medium of choice

Despite a consistent effort by the packaging industry to become greener, with print companies taking a lead role, news of its achievements is failing to reach the public, finds Philip Chadwick