Interest rates recently rose a quarter of a percent and we look at the effects; Heidelberg debut pay-per-use scheme; inside the open day of Mark Andy and Presstek; and advancements in print benefits healthcare.
Interest rates recently rose a quarter of a percent and we look at the effects; Heidelberg debut pay-per-use scheme; inside the open day of Mark Andy and Presstek; and advancements in print benefits healthcare.
The current picture of litho versus digital print; Manchester's G&H on the brink; a sneak peek at the Print Show bulletin; and Duplo's plans for The Print Show.
EFI's chief executive officer steps down after 19 years at the top; The Print Show announces that Konica Minolta will be joining for the 2018 show; Paul Franklin joins us in the studio; and name change can't save publishing group.
Debenhams put their print division up for sale; Book sales are up according to the Publishers Association; We spoke to Alex Mighall at R A Smart; And it’s National Cycle to Work day on Wednesday August 15th.
The second of the special bulletins dedicated to the upcoming Print Show includes us catching up with John de la Roche, national sales manager at Hybrid Services, about how The Print Show is a must attend event for industry members; D&K Europe's John Hancock explains why they have decided to expand their floor space for the coming event; and Iain Thornton from Vivid Laminating recaps over a good show last year, taking over £100,000 worth of sales on the stand.
Print chiefs alarmed by the prospect of a no deal Brexit; GDPR could be good news for printers; LifeArt Coffins upgrades digital press; And a new local newspaper has proved a success.
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