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Online greetings card retailer Card Town has rallied messages of support for the troops in Afghanistan to encourage a little Christmas cheer at the barracks.

From DVDs about the sector to websites that make good old-fashioned newspapers, the digital age welcomes print with open arms - as will friends and relatives when they see these irresistible festive...

Arjowiggins Creative Papers has entered the printed electronics market with the launch of its Powercoat range.

After 2011's success, our Power of Print cover competition is back - and more relevant than ever

Stirland Paterson apprentice Craig Clifford beat competitors from Warwick Printing, Hartgraph and Phase Print to win gold in the print section of The Skills Show, on 17 November.

Three leading print bosses were grilled by PrintWeek contributing editor Jo Francis on the secrets of their success in a free webcast yesterday, to coincide with the launch of the PrintWeek Top 500.

Welcome to the PrintWeek Top 500, our bellwether report on the industry's biggest operators.

Lancaster University's PROUD project launched a campaign called Beyond the Castle to get local residents to think creatively about better and more creative uses of the land surrounding Lancaster...

The day before Great Britain's Jonathan Brownlee took gold in last month's 2012 Triathlon World Championship in Auckland, Middleton Paper's own Daniel Longhurst completed the sprint distance version...

Messe Dusseldorf has pulled the plug on next year's digi:media trade show, blaming cancellations, reductions in floor space and lack of commitment from prospective exhibitors.

If you visited stationery manufacturer Duraweld last month, you might have been greeted by production manager Paul Moore in a pink woman's hoodie and account manager Caron Webster in pink pyjamas.