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Publisher Hearst is using tracking technology to serve USA readers with targeted ads – in subscriber copies of its printed magazines.

Directors from Clifton Packaging and Blackman & White have appeared on national news programmes to discuss their thoughts on Brexit.

Walstead chairman Mark Scanlon believes insolvency “remains a real threat” for some competitors, but said his own group’s position was very different as the business announced its highest sales yet at...

Nene Packaging’s POS wing has established itself as an standalone operation and taken on a Lynx Felix XY gluer to kick off its push into the market.

Quarmby Colour has installed an EFI Vutek h3 LED hybrid system alongside a new Esko Kongsberg C64 cutter to enhance the detailing and intricacy of its graphics output.

Bakergoodchild is now offering partially addressed mail to clients intended to fill the gap between targeted direct mail and cheaper door-drop campaigns.

Route One Print has now taken delivery and begun construction of the UK’s first Landa Nanographic printing press.

Former Xerox CEO Jeff Jacobson has taken over as CEO at EFI – effective immediately – after being appointed to an executive role by the manufacturer’s new owner Siris Capital just last month.

Overmatter has an expensive tea habit. It must be Yorkshire Gold or nothing.

Laura Gerrish, mapping specialist at the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), knows better than most that our polar icecaps are changing at a rapid rate that printed maps cannot keep up with.

Chapel Press has bought a five-colour Heidelberg Speedmaster CX 75 to accommodate a recent surge in orders.

Last Bros has closed its doors as its owner retires and winds down the business, with the label and tab printer’s managing director founding a new company to continue its legacy.

Adare SEC is claiming a first after moving its entire Adare Post business of more than 100m window envelopes a year to a product that is recyclable and biodegradable.

Communisis has appointed a procurement expert from outside the industry to head up its Brand Deployment business.

Park Communications has invested £1.7m in two new machines from Muller Martini to enhance its in-house service offering.