If ever a year qualified for ‘annus horribilis’ status it would be 2016. In the past 12 months a slew of cultural icons from the world of music and cinema passed away, war continued to rage in the...

SME printers are embracing the ‘smart print shop’ production ethos shown at Drupa by Heidelberg, according to Prinect general manager Anthony Thirlby.

The BPIF and Prismm Environmental have introduced certification for their Zero Labels 2 Landfill scheme, which sees waste from label printers intercepted before it goes to landfill sites.

Pre-press workflow specialist ProofTek has launched Operam Cloud, an extension of its Operam software.

No guesses as to which story dominated the news in 2016, the 20 most read stories on printweek.com for 2016 are all about Polestar. Nevertheless there was plenty else going on, not least of all...

Broad Oak Colour Printers has overhauled its press room with a £200,000 investment in a secondhand Ryobi 785E five-colour B2 offset litho press and a Duplo System 5000 bookletmaker.

Canon is to use next year’s PrintWeekLive! to reinforce its collaborative approach to helping printers thrive and reveal more information about its latest inkjet technology.

The print company owned by the family of Conservative MP Stephen Metcalfe has been placed in administration.

Unite the Union has expressed fears that a significant number of print firms do not realise that the new Apprentice Levy is just four months away from implementation.

Barnwell Print has invested more than £1m in new equipment as it introduces an SRA1 press to its traditional B2 offering and upgrades its pre- and post-press equipment.