They all lived happily ever after
And so after a cliff hanger that has lasted over the summer, Landa Digital Printing’s
8 September 2025
And so after a cliff hanger that has lasted over the summer, Landa Digital Printing’s
Paper companies long ago discovered that printers preferred an easy life to selling what they
The autumn round of events and exhibitions is almost on us. No sooner are we
It is hard to overestimate the impact that the first Penguin paperback books had when
The report the GPMA presented to the Department of Business and Trade last week seems
It is a sign of Heidelberg’s optimism that its CEO can tell shareholders that the
The super injunction that was ended last week had been imposed to protect the names
The BPIF has published the latest statistics that provide a snapshot of the printing industry in the UK. And the facts and figures publication can provide both answers and raise more questions. It says there are 6,818 printing companies in the UK, but says nothing more about them. How many of these are web offset […]
The future of the printing industry lies not in printing thousands upon thousands of flyers
News that arrived from Israel yesterday is disappointing but hardly surprising. Landa Digital Printing’s cash
Curiosity, it is said, can have a severe negative effect on the health prospects of
The report which landed last week, Inside the Print Revival, tries to avoid comparing the
The deal between Manroland Sheetfed and Heidelberg announced last week will have surprised many. We
Thanks to Two Sides we know that 58% of consumers around the globe pay no
The whole industry was saddened to learn of the untimely death of Augustus Martin co
Once upon a time it was easy to define who or what a printer was.
Fespa has closed its doors with ringing endorsements from the organisers, exhibitors and visitors to the show in Berlin. But then it would be difficult, if not impossible, for those involved not to praise the show for setting new benchmarks in all kinds of areas. I cannot comment; I was not there. In technology terms […]
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There has been a lot of commentary and celebration at news this last week that author Julia Donaldson and illustrator in arms Axel Scheffler are working on a new Gruffalo story to be published in September next year. According to columnists and commentators (most of an age where they grew up with the book as a […]
The UK’s magazine publishers will convene at The Brewery in central London on 7 May
The unwelcome news is that marketing budgets are being reduced as a result of uncertainty
The Trump tariffs are a challenge to comment on and a challenge to cope with. Like a real life game of Whack a Mole, no sooner has one reality set in than another takes its place. This week, a huge tariff barrier designed to stop any trade between China and the US was in place […]
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The scope of tariffs that the Trump administration plans to levy on all goods coming
The study commissioned by Kodak and carried out by US educational and research organisation Napco,
The introduction of PrintGreen is a black mark against the printing industry. Such bodies should not be necessary if printers and others were doing their jobs. It ought to be beholden to brands and agencies to understand the channels that they use, the advantages and disadvantages of digital as much as it would seem the […]
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