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Simian invests 3.5 million Euro in production
The company behind online printers Reclameland, Drukland and Flyerzone, saw its turnover grow by 25% in the past year, to more than 20 million euros per year. This is the reason that the printer will extend production capacity and double the number of machines. Simian bought a second new 8 colour Komori press which will…
Lees meerBookprinter Print Group installs first Screen Truepress Jet520HD inkjet press with SC inks
Print Group, the leading digital book printer in Poland, has installed a Screen Truepress Jet520HD high-speed roll-fed inkjet press with Screen’s new SC inks at its Booksfactory site in Szczecin. The addition will enhance turnaround times for full colour high-definition book printing, as well as allowing the business to take on larger volumes as customer…
Lees meerPrint fills hole
Organiser Frazer Chesterman of tradeshow Pure Digital, which will take place in Amsterdam next April, has an interesting vision on the function of print. In his column he says that people experience an overload of information which gives print an increasingly important role. Read his column here: Fraser Chesterman – Print fills the hole…
Lees meerGhent Workgroup welcomes new member Stuttgart Media University
With bringing together the combined know-how of the former University of Printing and Media, and the University of Librarianship and Information, Stuttgart Media University covers a broad spectrum of media expertise: from printed to electronic media, from mass media and media theory to production, and from design to making media available. As an established academic…
Lees meerAndré Schwarz returns to Color Concepts as a Business Development Manager
After a total of 8 years working at Complott and Berger Textiles, André returns to where it all begun for him in this industry. André will be responsible for developing and setting up new concepts with our partners, as well as developing new programs in new markets, like digital textile printing industry. Color Concepts is…
Lees meerBell and Howell Sells Sorting Business to Fluence Automation
Bell and Howell announced that it has spun off its mail-sorting business and certain parcel-labeling technologies to a new company named Fluence Automation. The newly formed company is owned by a group of investors that includes members of the Bell and Howell sorting-leadership team. “This strategic move is part of our plan to accelerate Bell…
Lees meerVistaprint Promobox: A monthly selection of new promotional print in your letterbox
Vistaprint has come up with a creative way of bringing their wide variety of commercial print to the attention of their clients, the Promobox. The Promobox offers a selection of commercial print with the customer´s name and logo. The online client page has a number of variables which can be adjusted to order more pieces.…
Lees meerA Spanish First: Fujifilm Jet Press 720S at La Trama
Start-up digital print business La Trama selects the Fujifilm Jet Press 720S to sit at the heart of its operations Founded five months ago to provide fully customisable short to medium run length commercial print jobs of outstanding quality, La Trama Digital Print is a dynamic, modern digital print business. Based in Zamudio, Spain, the…
Lees meerFounders want to buy back Layar
The co-founders of Layar, world´s first augmented reality companies, have plans to buy back their brainchild from current owner, suffering Blippar. Raimo van der Klein and Maarten Lens-Fitzgerald confirmed to Emerce the story which ran in Business Insider that they are in talks to buy back Layar. Investors put in about 100M$ into Blippar over…
Lees meerQuark Acquired by Parallax Capital Partners
Quark, known from their desktop publishing software Xpress, has been acquired by private equity firm Parallax Capital Partners. The new owner wants to invest money to make Xpress more popular. Parallax is a software focused investor who, although it does not rule out other investments in this particular area, wants to put more marketing power…
Lees meerEuropean privacy laws meaningless for SMEs
Six out of ten SMEs say they are not up-to-date on the European privacy laws which will come into effect in 11 months time. Nor are they up-to-date on the enormous penalties for non-compliance. This according to research by MKB (SME) Servicedesk among 3200 companies. They say there is hardly any information by the government.…
Lees meerCanada looking for printers and binders
Toronto and the South Western part of Canada are faced with a shortage of personnel for the graphic arts industry. The biggest jobsite www.printjobs.ca shows a steady growth in job advertisements for binders and printers over the past three years, whilst the number of people looking for a job in the graphic arts sector is…
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