Publishing

The saga over the future ownership of the Telegraph newspaper and Spectator magazine has entered a new phase after RedBird canned its takeover deal, putting the titles up for sale again.

Reader’s Digest UK has come to an end after 86 years, according to its editor-in-chief.

National World has appointed a highly-experienced former magazine executive to its board.

A former Liverpool and England footballing ace has been disqualified after his media business was wound up by HMRC.

Bluetree Group has decided to switch the remit of Kingsbury Press from bespoke books and high-end brochures to standardised products, in a shock move that will result in a number of job losses.

While March may have been on the damp side weatherwise, there were smatterings of sunshine in Printweek’s ranking of our most read stories. Chief among them were a brace of high-profile start-ups and,...

National World has sold Press Computer Systems (PCS) to content and advertising software specialist Naviga in a £3.5m deal.

News UK and DMG Media have received the green light from the Competition & Markets Authority and it’s now all systems go for their newspaper printing joint venture, with the leadership team also...

National World is now using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the production of around 200pp per week and has plans to up that amount by the year-end.

Fedrigoni has expanded its range with the introduction of Mistral, a new collection of special natural and coated papers suitable for high-end publishing projects and more.