Printing

Regional newspaper publisher Johnston Press has followed News Internationals lead and introduced reusable newsprint cores at its pressroom in Dinnington.

Book manufacturer TJ International has appointed Ian Hunter as client services manager.

It is about being lean and mean, says Malcolm Lane-Ley, managing director of the Howard Smith Paper Group. And having the command structure in one place. They are strong words, and they need to be;...

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

You may be wondering what the cover feature images are all about. The pictures had to convey innovation and its place for driving the growth, profitability and long-term success of a business. We took...

Quality was the keyword for Beacon Press when it produced a compendium of the works of artists Gilbert & George.

Goodman Baylis refuses to be defined by traditional market structures and, with the launch of GB Magazines, it is making sure it maintains plenty of strings to its bow.

Training: everyone wants it, many desperately need it, but no-one seems prepared to pay for it. At least that seems to be consensus among training providers.

Earlier this year, on 8 March, an auction of rare books took place in Dorchester; a town pervaded by the spirit of Thomas Hardy and associated literary allusions. The great novelist was born nearby....

Printers are facing another round of paper price increases of up to 8% in the coming weeks as mills attempt to pass on escalating costs in electricity and gas.

Low-cost print manager Webmart has launched what it claims to be the worlds first free self-service print management package.

Johnston Press, the Edinburgh-based newspaper publisher and printer, has warned that the contract newspaper printing market is set to become more competitive, but believes that it will not be affected...