Print

When printer Henry Burt joined forces with Newnorth in 1976 the former had been in operation for more than 100 years. The firm had a solid foundation, but also, perhaps, a rather old-fashioned...

Helvetica, one of the corporate worlds most widely used fonts, is celebrating its 50th birthday this year with a major exhibition at New Yorks Museum of Modern Art.

Clinic topics this month: Nick Bourne on online ordering; Anne Copley on copyright issues; and Lance OConnell on visible light versus thermal

Joanne Gardner tracks down the solutions to your print problems

UK Print plc is a 15bn-plus business operated by 12,000 individual companies manned by about 160,000 employees. On the surface it would appear to be operating at an industry standard of around 80% in...

In September 2005, TripleArcs shares, listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), took a tumble after the print management group revealed it had made errors in its financial reporting. Last...

Darren White was just 21 when he bought a secondhand Shoei folder and a little Camco guillotine to set up his own trade finishing house, DW Print Finishing. At such a tender age, in such a cut-throat...

I have produced calendars for Pirelli for the past 12 years. This year Pirelli created an edition featuring five internationally-famous women.

Sun Chemical has launched Metal-Eco; the worlds first vegetable oil-based sheetfed offset metallic inks.

The following is an example of how a joined-up workflow can be used to successfully manage the production of complex, cross-media marketing materials, and remain flexible and simple to use.

The changing shape of trade finishing over the past decade offers a fascinating insight into the way that the print industrys business models are changing from commodity-led to value-adding.