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The BBC has unveiled its strategy review that casts a shadow over the future of its magazines business.

Polestar, Howitt and Communisis are among the successful companies named on the Central Office of Information's (COI) print framework for commercial web printers.

Kodak will launch its Prosper 5000XL, the first colour press based on its Stream technology, at Ipex in May, and has confirmed that the first European installation will be Italian printer Rotomail.

Somerset-based printer Remous has bought its first Komori press in an £800,000 overhaul that has updated all areas of the 15-staff company.

Somerset-based printer Remous has bought its first Komori press in an £800,000 overhaul that has updated all areas of the 15-staff company.

Royal Mail workers will receive a 6.9% pay increase following the agreement of a deal between the postal operator and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) over the modernisation of the business.

HighWater Designs is to be placed into creditor's voluntary liquidation just weeks after passing sales and service responsibility for a range of products to new company HighWater CTP.

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An Israeli court has appointed an adviser to manage business software company Press-sense as two of its major investors pull the plug on their support.

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Multinational corporation Unilever has teamed up with supermarket giant Tesco to add in a 17-page flip cover 'mini magazine' to Tesco's bi-monthly customer magazine.

The print industry has warned that further increases in employers' National Insurance (NI) contributions could be "very damaging" for the sector after the CBI urged the government not to pursue its tax on employment.

Distributor Wifac Group has distanced itself from a potential sale of Swiss sister company Wifag to rival press manufacturer Manroland.

EskoArtwork is to launch a fully automated digital finishing system aimed at a wider range of users, from cutsheet digital press clients through to smaller signage and packaging producers.

Associated Newspapers will continue to distribute its Metro title at London Underground stations for at least the next seven years after holding onto its contract with Transport for London (TfL).

Seal Graphics UK has released a new low-cost anti-graffiti film in order to help printers and print finishers combat the effects of the recession.

Regional newspaper publisher Archant has reported a 32% fall in operating profits to £15.1m in its preliminary results.

Enfocus has launched PitStop Connect - a software tool that printers can supply to clients to ensure files are produced to their specification so that there are "no more headaches" for creatives.

First-half profits have almost doubled at St Ives, according to figures released this morning (9 March).

Packaging printer Skymark plans to double its turnover in two years after spending £10m on new equipment and creating 70 jobs.