Opinion

Todd Bradley, executive vice-president of HP's Printing and Personal Systems Group, talks to Darryl Danielli

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has predicted the death of the newspaper within the next 20 years, as he gave his view on the future of press regulation to the Leveson inquiry yesterday morning (26 April).

Could it be true? Is the print and packaging sector really leading the charge out of recession and the worst is now behind us?

Having followed its development over the past three years, I recently had the opportunity to evaluate Hamillroad's DM screening technology, which will be available as ECRM DMS at Drupa, running on...

Would a US Chapter 11-style insolvency process be good news for UK print? On the balance of probability... not a chance.

It's not unusual for print companies to make contact with paper merchants for supplying phoenix companies and sometimes try and exert pressure not to supply them. However, the NAPM advises all members...

The sad fact is that if you're a 16-25 year-old looking to start a career in print with a practical course, your choices are pretty limited.

A young career-seeker looking for an industry committed to developing their long-term skills could be forgiven for deciding print isn't for them

In case you missed the flurry of announcements, it seems Drupa will be the B2 digital show.

Gone are the days when a trade show was just about companies wanting to publicise their products or sell more widgets - or even having the luxury of a few days to network with fellow, like-minded...

In the presentation of the 2012 Budget, chancellor George Osborne last week made it clear that the government's spending plans must be "fiscally neutral", a term he has often used to describe the...

The Budget may have given big business much to cheer about, but it's unlikely that many small firms will share that sentiment.