Print buying

James Stewart & Co (Printers), which traded as James Stewart Creative Print, has filed a notice of intent to appoint administrators at the Companies Court.

Print broker Stuprint.com claims it is the first UK company to offer augmented reality (AR) across its entire printed product range.

Polestar Chantry was responsible for printing two exclusive booklets from Cath Kidston for the Telegraph Group.

Magazine publisher Egmont has relaunched it girls' title Go Girl adding extra pages and a more vibrant colour palette.

Wales-based digital label producer Labelsprint has been sold in a pre-pack deal after Leonard Curtis Recovery was called in as administrators.

The newspaper publisher has confirmed that the current issue of Eureka (28 September), which is distributed with The Times, will be the last.

Moo.com has sent out its first Near Field Communication (NFC) business cards this week as part of a public beta trial that will run until the end of the year.

Banner Managed Communication (BMC) has appointed former Communisis marketing services director Barry McPhillips to the new role of creative & multichannel solutions director.

HH Global has secured a three-year, multi-million pound extension to its print management contract with the UK supermarket chain Asda.

Print and repro house Altaimage has unveiled a new fixed page e-book application that allows its customers to produce their books and magazines in screen optimised digital format.

Newspaper publishers were left scrambling to find new printing arrangements after Newsfax went into administration.