Media Overview

Print Monthly editor Brendan Perring spoke to James Belton, operational planning and solutions manager, on Harrier LLC's latest purchase from Renz UK.

Accrol Papers fined over 22-year-old man severing his finger due to touching an open blade; HP aims to replicate its success at this year's Print Show; Harrier LLC's James Belton on the purchase of an Argos UV coater from Renz UK. To see the full video, you can watch it on print7tv.com; and UK print mired by bad practice.

Print Monthly editor Brendan Perring recently travelled to Mortsel in Belgium to visit Agfa headquarters, where he asked the important question of how to stay relevant in such a fiercely competitive market.

Mark Andy has acquired Presstek, but the Zahara waterless plate technology has become its own company, Verico Technology; De La Rue has challenged the decision to award the passport contract to Franco-Dutch firm Gemalto; Morgana takes print further with successful open day event; and exploring the gender pay gap in the print industry.

After De La Rue lost the contract to print the blue passports post-Brexit, the security printer was due to challenge the decision but has now accepted the loss; Quinns The Printers has helped one student into the world of work with innovative idea; How Agfa has charged to the forefront of the industry; and print industry credit intelligence group ICSM's concerns over print chemical firm.

Print Monthly editor Brendan Perring spoke to James Belton, operational planning and solutions manager, on Harrier LLC's latest purchase from Renz UK.

Accrol Papers fined over 22-year-old man severing his finger due to touching an open blade; HP aims to replicate its success at this year's Print Show; Harrier LLC's James Belton on the purchase of an Argos UV coater from Renz UK. To see the full video, you can watch it on print7tv.com; and UK print mired by bad practice.

Print Monthly editor Brendan Perring recently travelled to Mortsel in Belgium to visit Agfa headquarters, where he asked the important question of how to stay relevant in such a fiercely competitive market.

Mark Andy has acquired Presstek, but the Zahara waterless plate technology has become its own company, Verico Technology; De La Rue has challenged the decision to award the passport contract to Franco-Dutch firm Gemalto; Morgana takes print further with successful open day event; and exploring the gender pay gap in the print industry.

The print industry pays tribute to an industry icon, who battled the way for print and its workers; how De La Rue losing the British passport contract has caused anger in the print sector; a look at the last UK paper mill that uses river water in its production line-up; and how past Royal family members have shaped today's Royal wedding invitations.

Duplo Corp of Japan has bought out the Greenhalgh family shares of Duplo International, becoming the majority shareholder; how the lack of local news is contributing to the rise in fake news; FESPA will use this year's Global Print Expo to support growing textiles and fashion industry; and the interest in traditional printing techniques is on the rise.

An explosion that happened at a plant that recycled ink toner in 2011, which left one worker in an induced coma for 15 weeks, has resulted in a multi-thousand pound fine; as another magazine becomes digital only, Print 7 News discusses the potentially worrying trend; the ultimate sensory experience with the Duplo Du Sense; and Xeretec has called for Print Service Providers to look beyond print...