Print

Can Benny Landa do it again? He spearheaded the digital printing revolution in 1993 when he launched his Indigo E-Print 1000, promising "a print run of one". Now, after selling Indigo to HP in 2001,...

B2 or not B2? That is the question digital manufacturers have been asking themselves pre-Drupa and - for the most part - they have opted for the affirmative answer. So much so, in fact, that some are...

Inkjet manufacturer Xaar has partnered with Digiprint Supplies to provide continental European sales and support for its industrial printheads.

Heidelberg has unveiled the next generation of its flagship XL range, the Speedmaster XL 106, with one of the first machines slated for installation at Anton Group as part of a 14m, three-press deal...

Industrial Inkjet (IIJ) will unveil two world premieres at Drupa.

Finishing equipment manufacturer Bobst has announced a series of enhancements to its existing machines, all of which will be debuted at Drupa this week.

Swiss publishing house Ringier has produced its 2011 annual report on a roll of toilet paper.

Sunderland-based print business First2Print is on target to reach a £1m turnover for 2012 after bringing a range of outsourced services in-house.

Newspaper publisher Johnston Press has blamed a mass cut of the book value of its newspapers as the reason for recording a pre-tax loss of 144m last year.

Incoming National Association of Paper Merchants (NAPM) president Tim Elliott has lauded small independent paper merchants as "the most successful in the UK".

Sussex-based printer Colourwise claimed the move, along with a 500,000 investment in new equipment, will help it meet increased demand for its services.

Britain's oldest reel-fed newspaper printing press is to be restored to full working condition, 105 years after it was first built.