Stockport-based Digital ID has been named as the company at the centre of a cyber attack and data breach that potentially involves the details of thousands of Metropolitan Police staff.

August is sometimes dubbed the silly season by media outlets as they struggle to find newsworthy content, no such luck for print though as the month had more than its fair share of serious news.

Creative production specialist 3 Sixty has won a substantial new contract with the British Film Institute (BFI).

Stora Enso has updated on the progress of the restructuring actions that it laid out in June.

Shares in Highcon have tanked after the manufacturer announced disappointing half-year results and accountants added a going concern note to its figures.

Loughborough University has invested in a Veloblade Nexus digital die-cutting system from Vivid to help automate its processes and bring production in-house.

A daughter, grand-daughter and great-granddaughter of printers has followed in her family’s footsteps, setting up her first print business, aged 14.

Inkcups has announced the commercial availability of a versatile new printer that can print directly onto pliable reusable bags and other items such as hard goods.

The Printing Charity has appointed David Phillips as its new chair, and Julia Cole as the new vice-chair.

HP has reported that its sales for Q3 fell year-on-year but improved on the previous quarter.

The Independent Print Industries Association (IPIA) held its Autumn Conference yesterday (31 August), with its focus on overcoming critical market challenges to achieve business growth resulting in...

The drama around the future ownership of the Telegraph has taken a new twist – even before the official sale process is underway.