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There is a man who loves magazines so much he left a corporate career to
16 September 2026
There is a man who loves magazines so much he left a corporate career to
Using a robot for back breaking work is a no-brainer. No one who ever stepped
The group behind the acquisition of the printer formerly known as Park Communications. The Graphius
The move was prompted by demand from customers. Jonny Lyman is sales and marketing director
Andrew Crack takes Print Business on a tour of the Rapida 106 that replaced a
The Micropress machine has been fitted with the latest automation software that Heidelberg can offer,
Print Business editor Gareth Ward has a quick word with the managing director of the
There are software and protocols which enable printers and publishers to mitigate the administration needed
Baker Labels bought its first digital press in 2006. The company has remained loyal to
Automation will be ubiquitous at Drupa. The reasoning is two fold: printers need to cope
Drupa has long been the arena for press manufacturers to demonstrate that their presses can
The Job Definition Format was the printing industry’s first attempt to create an environment where
Swedish paper mill Lessebo Paper has been at the sustainability game longer than most. It
MPartners’ technical director Steve Ennew discusses how the supplier powered on testing its RMGT presses.
Fujifilm believes it has identified a gap in the market, one that will be filled
Development of new toner technologies and presses is not confined to one company. Towards the
Xeikon’s potentially breakthrough development in electrostatic digital printing is Titon, a toner and matched press
Packaging packs a punch for PE purchases while commercial needs critical mass to attract consolidation
The acquisition a year ago of Wood Richardson by Northwolds has given the Pocklington business
Ask Henrik Müller-Hansen what has changed in recent years for Gelato, the network effect print
We asked ChatGPT to define GenZ characteristics and, while it is essential to remember that
Blackmore seems to be part of the fabric of this part of Dorset, famous for
Rapidity is not the only print business in central London. Nor indeed the only central London printer with a new Xerox Iridesse. A mile or so further east, on the other side of the City, Kall Kwik City has moved to new premises in Fenchurch Street, ironically occupied until 2021 by the Colour Company. George […]
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The Duplo DBM700 is the newest and now the flagship of its digital booklet maker