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On a level playing field, small firms can punch above their weight. However, too often, the odds are stacked in favour of the bigger players

People may not like to judge a book by its cover, but they will judge your company by its website, so make sure it's doing its job properly

Predictions about the availability of digital machines shown at last year's show were pretty vague. Nine months later, we look at what's shipping now or in the near future

Having your brand's graphics emblazoned down the side of your van is fast becoming de rigueur, but applying such wraps takes real skill and years of training

The decision to go it alone can be daunting, but the potential reward can be well worth it

As technology continues to improve, litho presses are currently getting much better at short-run, on-demand work. But platesetters must keep apace, too, if those gains are really going to be effective

The use of digital spot UV in the UK has lagged far behind the development of technology itself. So, why have British printing companies been so slow on the uptake and is this situation likely to...

The next generation knows that print and digital are both part of a broader media spectrum

The Royal Mail's undercover printers, who anonymously produced thousands of stamps for the Olympics, have been revealed. These are their stories

Last year, PrintWeek predicted an explosion of interest in 3D print. Well, it's happened. The technology still has a way to go, but could be the ultimate 'added-value'

If the term 'print manager' makes your blood boil, it may be time to take a fresh look at this much-maligned sector. PM firms have had to adopt better business practices and adapt to a changing market

Personalised and added-value packaging is on the rise, with big-name brands like Coca-Cola and Heineken already taking advantage. Here is what you need to know to ensure you are in on the action