The Stationers’ Company announces winners
The Stationers’ Company has announced the winners of the Innovation Excellence Awards.
The Stationers’ Company has announced the winners of the Innovation Excellence Awards.
With cost and environmental pressures to the fore, publishers and their print partners are having to work much more collaboratively. We grab five minutes with The Manson Group’s Chris Ferrari-Wills to look at the choices they face.
It’s not just newsstand titles that require well designed covers, says Andy Cowles. For specialist titles too, the front cover helps define the magazine and its readers.
Members of the Geological Society of London will notice a bold new look for their membership magazine Geoscientist when the Autumn issue lands in September.
Every piece of print is an opportunity to wow your reader, says Acorn Web Offset’s Matt Carry. We grab five minutes with him to revisit some of the exciting options available to publishers to engage their audiences through print.
The Stationers’ Company has announced the shortlist for its Innovation Excellence Awards 2024.
On Wednesday night, the publishing industry gathered at City Central at The HAC to celebrate the annual PPA Awards, hosted by comedian, presenter, political commentator, and podcast host Nish Kumar.
Publishers were quick to identify workflows as one area AI could help streamline and make more efficient. Stewart Robinson, managing director of Full Fat Things, looks at the opportunities.
Much of publishers’ initial interest in AI was text-based, but AI’s potential to make a huge impact on image creation and editing soon became apparent. Derek Milne, commercial pixometrist at Pixometry, looks at what’s possible.
Publishers are experts at creating content, but one of the most exciting things about AI is the way it can help optimise that content. Tom Pijsel, VP product management at WoodWing, explains how.
It might seem counterintuitive to print your magazines and newspaper supplements overseas, but Roeselare, home of Roularta Printing, is closer to London than Plymouth or Manchester.
The journey to net zero can be complex and, if you’re trying to do it on your own, overwhelming. At Immediate Media, says Jo Beattie, they have benefited hugely through collaboration with suppliers, industry groups and local bodies.
Roularta Printing has ordered a new Sitma VariaWrap 1050 inserting and wrapping system, due for delivery in the second half of 2024.
… a thousand words. One good example of the enduring power of the still photograph emerged from last week’s D-Day commemorations.
Stephens & George have invested in Heidelberg’s new Speedmaster XL 106 printing technology.
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