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Beyond the printed page TJ International owes its present success to printing books but also, as managing director Angus Clark explains, to extending this concept beyond ink on paper and blocks in cases Issue Date: July 2008
Breaking the commodity trap with digital Total Print! Expo has evolved out of Digital Print World, attracting more traditional industry suppliers as a result. Does this indicate that digital printing is running out of steam? Robert Stabler, UK country manager for HP Indigo does not think so Issue Date: October 2008
Butler Tanner & Dennis optimistic after administration Last year Butler & Tanner seemed dead and buried as a business, but a last minute rescue has seen the Somerset book printer bounce back as a much more sustainable business that should be around for the long term Issue Date: April 2009
Cypher moves into books on demand The print run of one is a reality for Cumbrian printer Cypher Digital which has geared up for the growth in short runs Issue Date: May 2009
The century-old new business Bookbinders of London was once a teeming business with its own stable of delivery horses. In latter part of the 20th century it shrank, but is on the rise again thanks to PUR binding and digital photography Issue Date: September 2009
The snowball principle Clays has waited until the right moment to join the move to digital printing; now says managing director Kate McFarlan, the time is right Issue Date: October 2009
TJ International strengthens digital arm TJ International is adept at short run book printing even on its litho presses, but digital print is where the focus is now Issue Date: October 2009

Beyond the printed page

TJ International owes its present success to printing books but also, as managing director Angus Clark explains, to extending this concept beyond ink on paper and blocks in cases
Issue Date: July 2008

Breaking the commodity trap with digital

Total Print! Expo has evolved out of Digital Print World, attracting more traditional industry suppliers as a result. Does this indicate that digital printing is running out of steam? Robert Stabler, UK country manager for HP Indigo does not think so
Issue Date: October 2008

Print Sector Interviews

Beyond the printed page

Breaking the commodity trap with digital

Butler Tanner & Dennis optimistic after administration

Cypher moves into books on demand

The century-old new business

The snowball principle

TJ International strengthens digital arm