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Egmont has launched a new monthly magazine, Monster High, a brand extension of the successful doll brand that has sold more than 5m dolls worldwide.

While the industry continues its long road to recovery, only the most optimistic would claim that UK print is back to full health.

Start-up printers looking for advice about how to get off on the right foot have the chance to seek advice from the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) and Companies House.

Gone are the days when a trade show was just about companies wanting to publicise their products or sell more widgets - or even having the luxury of a few days to network with fellow, like-minded...

Heidelberg has concluded a consultation with its employees that will see its worldwide headcount slashed by more than 1,500 come 2014.

Fujifilm will unveil a cloud-based colour management system, XMF ColorPath, as one of the major new features in the latest version of its XMF workflow at Drupa next month.

Ryanair has cut the annual print spend on its in-flight magazine by 420,000 by moving from A4 to an A5 format.

Tower Printing has become the first UK customer to invest in GMG's ProductionSuite software for high-volume wide-format users.

Canon has confirmed the appointment of Océ's Rokus van Iperen as president and chief executive of Canon EMEA, as reported by PrintWeek last month.

Offset press manufacturers Miyakoshi and Ryobi have joined forces to develop an 8,000sph B2 digital press, which they are to demonstrate as a prototype at Drupa 2012 (Hall 9, Stand A04).

Impika has doubled the width of its iEngine 1000 industrial inkjet imprinting system with the launch of its new model, the iEngine 1000L.