Books
From blog to book: the art of self-publishing
Ten years ago, if you had something to say - fictional or otherwise - it was likely that no one would ever hear it or, more importantly in this case, read it.
Push Print and Antalis McNaughton team up to create commemorative design book
Branding agency Form has selected Push Print and Antalis McNaughton to collaborate on its 21st anniversary commemorative book.
CPI UK launches Quantum book line with special edition hardback
Book printer CPI UK has produced its first trade title with fully integrated colour on its HP T350-powered book line, which it has dubbed "Quantum", marking the official launch of the machine in the...
ODM partners with Mohawk to launch photobook binder
On Demand Machinery (ODM) has partnered with Mohawk Fine Papers to manufacture the Sidewinder, an automated bindery system for producing Panoramic TRU-Flat photo books.
World Book Night to mark second annual books giveaway
World Book Night will be celebrated tonight with 480,000 books set to be distributed at events across the country by some 20,000 volunteers.
IBT Global merges with Hamilton Printing
Book printer Integrated Book Technology (IBT Global) has merged with Hamilton Printing Company to create a company with more than 160 employees with almost $30 million in annual revenues.
Experts writing the book on production: three publishing figures interviewed
As the dust settles on this year's London Book Fair, held under the umbrella theme of 'making words go further', PrintWeek asks three book production professionals about their evolving print...
Berforts and Information Press in merger deal
Book printers Berforts Group and Information Press have merged to create a 10m business.
Countering the threat from electronic publishing
Speaking at the Cartagena, Colombia edition of the Hay Literary Festival in January, acclaimed US author Jonathan Franzen struck a blow for print when he insisted that, for the serious book reader -...
Publishers to debate Indian book printing at London Book Fair
A panel of leading international publishers will discuss the changing face of the Indian book printing industry at the "Indian Noon" conference at next week's London Book Fair.