Newspapers

Newspaper printers have been burning the 3am oil to include the latest overnight results from the Rio 2016 Olympics.

Johnston Press has reported 6.3% growth in contract print revenue, but posted a first-half loss in its interim results released today.

A pro-Remain pop-up newspaper, set up to represent the 48% who voted to stay in the EU in last month’s referendum, has extended its publication run beyond its initially stated four weeks.

Agfa Graphics is introducing a series of “affordable” engines that focus on CTP technology for newspaper web-offset printing.

Fog caused a host of VIP guests to miss last week’s official opening of a new inkjet printing operation for newspapers on Jersey – neatly confirming the worth of the venue for national newspaper...

News UK commercial wing Newssolutions is targeting its enhanced coldset offering at publishers looking for alternative production options due to events at Polestar.

The UK’s sole print-only national newspaper is set to stop printing tonight after barely two months on sale.

Speculation is mounting over the future for Polestar’s single-biggest contract.

Polestar appears to have lost its second multimillion-pound contract in the space of a week.

Johnston Press has confirmed shareholder approval of the acquisition of the i newspaper as it revealed income and operating profit dropped in 2015 but pre-tax profits rose after it cut net debt and...

Nearly 100 staff who worked at Aylesford Newsprint in Kent have been awarded around £750,000 after being dismissed without consultation with their union.

On the launch day of its new national daily newspaper, The New Day, Trinity Mirror has reported significant declines in revenues and profits for the full year.