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Booklocker.com has responded to Amazon's bid to dismiss its case alleging that it is attempting to tie print-on-demand (POD) publishers to printing books at its own facility in order to sell them...

Entrust, the company behind the digital signatures on UK passports, has warned banks to be vigilant following the theft of around 3,000 blank passports last week from a delivery van in Manchester.

One of the founders of cold-foiling manufacturer OFT - John Hopkinson - has left the company to start up his own business.

Battered print giant Quebecor World has appointed former senior vice president Jeremy Roberts as its chief financial officer.

EFI has acquired Pace Systems Group for approximately $21m (10.6m) in cash, plus an additional cash earn-out amount contingent on achieving certain performance targets.

Six airlines have signed up to a new initiative that will allow tailored content to be printed on customers' boarding passes.

EFI is gearing up for its ninth annual Connect user conference, which kicks off at the end of this month at the Wynn hotel in Las Vegas.

Chapter 11 style creditor protection procedures could be introduced in the UK should the Conservatives win the next general election.

Troubled print giant Quebecor World has signed a $55m (27.5m) multi-year deal with Reader's Digest as its bid for survival continues.

Associated Newspapers has announced that a New York version of the <i>Daily Mail</i> and <i>Mail on Sunday</i> newspapers will soon be available for ex-pats living in the Big Apple.

The UK's biggest union Unite is to sign an agreement with a US private sector union to create a new global body representing 3m workers.

A former vice president in HP's print division has been charged with stealing trade secrets from IBM.