Uk

<i>The Sun</I> is today (27 July) distributing the UK's first augmented reality poster associated with a national newspaper to mark the beginning of the Olympics.

A year after purchasing Pindar's cartography business Halstan has described the business as "going from strength-to-strength".

Fresh off the back of Wiggo-mania, premium title <i>Cyclist</i> will launch in print and digital formats in September.

Exhibitors have called Cross Media organiser Informa's acquisition of rival show MediaPro from CloserStill Media a positive move for the events calendar.

The union is asking Paragon's customers and suppliers to help pressurise the company to resume negotiations as staff plan a 58-hour walk out.

Malcolm Lane-Ley is to leave Paperlinx today (31 July) after 27 years in the paper industry.

Mathias Bauerle (MB), the German automated folding and inserting systems manufacturer, has filed for bankruptcy protection.

Electronics For Imaging (EFI) more than doubled its second quarter pre-tax profit following strong double digit growth in both its Industrial Inkjet and Productivity Software business units.

Digital Printed Image (DPI) has bought a second Xerox Nuvera 120 EA following a successful six months of production on its first installation.

The Continuous Achievement in International Trade award is Domino Printing Sciences' fifth Queen's Award since 1985.

The Games generated a lot of business for UK print, but those that won work can't talk about it and many of those that didn't feel badly let down

The Daily Mail & General Trust reported a 3% revenue increase in its third quarter interim results to 1 July.