Books

St Ives to initiate cost-reduction measures

St Ives has initiated further cost-reduction measures in its Marketing Activation segment, leading its share price to fall to a six-month low.

Clays ramps up POD capacity with Ricoh European first

St Ives Clays has become the first company in Europe to invest in Ricoh’s Drupa-launched Digital Book Printing Solution.

ISAG launches new lay-flat bookbinder

Swiss manufacturer Imaging Solutions (ISAG) has launched a new lay-flat bookbinding system aimed at high-end applications.

Publisher ups capacity of new in-house print arm with Ricoh buy

Independent trade publisher Austin Macauley Publishers is set to bolster the capacity of its new in-house printing facility after purchasing a second Ricoh Pro 8100SE digital printer.

Apple publishes luxe photobook

Apple has published a landmark photobook charting the evolution of product design at the business, and featuring a raft of high-end print production techniques.

BBD&P Awards salute the power of print

Baroness Floella Benjamin delivered a tour de force on the importance of printed books at this year British Book Design & Production Awards.

UKB expands site as demand grows

South West-based print finisher UK Bookbinders (UKB) has expanded its site by a third to increase its storage capacity and handle an influx of new jobs.

Man Booker winner hot on the presses

St Ives Clays is already reprinting the Man Booker prize winning book, which for the second year running has been published by independent publisher Oneworld Publications.

Latcham Direct opts for Duplo

Digital printer Latcham Direct has bought an iSaddle Pro Digital System from Duplo, its first purchase from the post-press kit manufacturer.

Fuller Davies in major kit upgrade

Print and mail specialist Fuller Davies has purchased a B1 five-colour Heidelberg Speedmaster CX 102 as part of a £1.2m investment.

Houseprint to be placed in compulsory liquidation

Houseprint Ltd, the London-based print farmer accused of taking deposits for jobs and then failing to deliver orders, has been placed into compulsory liquidation.

Yorkshire family print house celebrates 150 years and counting

GH Smith & Sons has been managed by six generations of Smith since its foundation in 1866 and is showing no signs of slowing.