Too many cooks can mix the message
There is something to be said for singing from the same hymn sheet, for speaking
24 August 2026
There is something to be said for singing from the same hymn sheet, for speaking
Another expert has come out against the educational value of on screen rather than on
There may well be a litho to inkjet/other forms of digital printing transition underway. If
A project to name and classify everything a printer can print has come to an
When Jurgen Otto stood to address Heidelberg’s AGM a year ago he laid out a
In an act of fabulous generosity, the Queen is to fund the distribution of 800,000
Visitors to the Beck Isle museum in Pickering in two weeks will be invited to
We welcome the news that five magazine publishers are working together on National Magazine Day
Over the centuries print has been credited (or blamed) with causing the Reformation, of being
The mantra has always been that there is a triangle to position every job. One
The received wisdom is that the future of digital printing is all about inkjet. That
It’s not often that we would agree with former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, but on
A post on LinkedIn caught my eye last week. It thanked a company for hosting
Congratulations to Arsenal, to Hull City and all the other teams that either won their
The inevitable outcome of a declining demand for print across the piece and from the
It was 15 years ago that Ricoh first became Heidelberg’s supplier of choice for digital
The closure of Manroland Sheetfed may have little to do with the announcement that Friedheim
Manroland Sheetfed has been added to the long list of press manufacturers that no longer
There has been plenty of activity in the workflow automation and online software field of
What if Gutenberg, Caxton or other pioneers of book printing and publishing 450 years ago
A decision eight years ago to rewrite every piece of code that Dalim had produced
Heidelberg UK welcomed more printers than it expected to the unveiling of the Jetfire 50
The average consumer in five countries across Europe would prefer to buy stuff from the
The London Book Fair last week attracted its customary strong crowds with earnest conversations across