Publishers
Men's lifestyle mags hit in latest ABCs
Magazines showed a small overall decline in circulation in the second half of 2011 while customer titles dominated the top 10, according to figures published by the Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC).
EU investigates Apple and five publishers over e-book sales
Apple is being investigated along with some of the biggest names in publishing by European regulators over whether their arrangements for e-book sales are in breach of competition rules.
Amar Ujala upgrades its pre-press with Kodak Trendsettter
Amar Ujala Publications, the publisher of one of the leading Hindi daily, Amar Ujala, upgraded its pre-press with Kodak plate setters.
Bookonomics of India's exports
Indian book exports was Rs 1,600 cr in 2009-10. Noel D'cunha reports from the NBPC conference about how India needs to do a better job at winning hearts than the international counterparts
New Delhi to host the first ever WAN-IFRA - SND conference and workshop on news design in South Asia
WAN-IFRA and the Society for News Design (SND) have joined hands to organise the first-ever News Design conference in South Asia. The event will be held at New Delhi from 23-24 January, 2012.
Magazines a new model, a new era
PrintWeek India attends the 38th FIPP World Magazine Congress and highlights 14 take-aways about the future of magazine publishing in India.
In India, digital publishing is growing at a rapid pace
Jaya Bhattacharji Rose, an international publishing consultant and a columnist for PrintWeek India speaks to Venkatesh Krishnamoorthy, chief evangelist, on the Indian publishing scene.
Pearson exec claims iPad and Kindle make inkjet strategy paramount
Publisher Pearson demonstrated the power it wields over the book printing industry at HP's Publishing Innovations event held at Italian printer Rotolito in Milan last week.
Bauer suppliers all retained in latest tender
Bauer Media is remaining tight-lipped about the result of its annual print tender and has declined to reveal the details of any major title moves between its suppliers.