The wind is knocked out of Manroland’s sails
The decision by the famously taciturn Tony Langley to place Manroland Sheetfed in an administration
The decision by the famously taciturn Tony Langley to place Manroland Sheetfed in an administration
There was a Formula1 racing car from the Aston Martin Aramco stable outside the Xerox
Drupa has a new brand identity even though it is still two years before the
The news that Reach plans to close newspaper plants in Scotland and Watford is no
The row over the ‘dear neighbour’ letter in the Gorton & Denton by election demonstrates
Just a few weeks ago the CEO of a print business explained that his plans
The declaration that Cloudprinter is planning to set up its own production sites in 18
My phone pings with a text message. It’s from the doctor’s surgery wanting feedback and
There has long been an innate belief that print and paper have an extremely strong
The end of the year is nigh and failing unforeseen accidents we would make it
The US administration has turned its attention to typefaces if not print itself. Secretary of
The paper industry has faced multiple challenges for a number of years, only exacerbated by
The story of sheetfed inkjet has so far been one of hype, delays and suspicion.
Petrichor is the name for the distinctive smell when summer rain falls on dry earth.
Amid all the predictions about the impact of artificial intelligence on the printing industry, from
The annual Power of Print seminar has a distinct Speech Day feel about it. After

A quarter of the way into the first century of the second millennium Gareth Ward
With only a few days before the print and marketing industries convene at Stationers Hall
For a 20-year period either side of the second world war, it might appear that
The strong attendance at Packaging Week followed on from record numbers at the Print Show
The best piece of print for promoting the paper and printing industry has been published
A new corporate title has recently come to light: the chief innovation officer, also known
Another week another exhibition and for the second week there was satisfaction from those exhibiting
The outlook is not bright for Britain’s bright young things as graduate level jobs are