Paper giant UPM will supply 9 million sheets of copy paper to the United Nations' Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen next week.

Catalogue experts reckon the new Apple iPad will bring about "dramatic" changes for catalogue printing and distribution - though cost will be a barrier.

MAN Ferrostaal has changed its name with immediate effect to 'Ferrostaal', following the acquisition of a majority stake in the company by the International ...

The PrintCity Alliance has signed the Copenhagen Communiqué on Climate Change in the lead-up to the 15th United Nations Climate Change Conference.

Paper manufacturer Norske Skog has ranked first in a climate report

HP and APRIL have signed up to The Copenhagen Communiqué on Climate Change initiative.

Konica Minolta has provided print equipment worth €2 million (A$3.2m) for delegates to use at the ongoing United Nations Climate Change COP15 conference in ...

Salmat founders and joint managing directors Peter Mattick and Phil Salter will simultaneously step down in October this year with former Corporate Express ...

The Heidelberg ANZ managing director talks to Steve Crowe about his views of the Australian print industry, and presents some ideas to give the industry a ...

Ricoh has used its seventh annual Let’s Do Lunch event to launch its Total Green Office Solutions (TGOS) service.

The Graphic Arts Merchants Association of Australia (GAMAA) has created a new two-day workshop entitled ‘Change Management: New World, New Rules’.

ETS or no ETS, there’s a drive to make industry pay for its carbon impact. So what it could mean for print, asks Samantha Schelling.

Structural change at Paperlinx has continued, with a new executive director appointed and Nora Scheinkestel retiring as director of PaperlinX after nearly a ...

A CMYK workflow might seem like a no-brainer, but thanks to today’s multitude of output devices and new media options, more printers are keeping files in ...

Centrelink has responded to criticism over the government's new print procurement initiative, as five further agencies signed up to the plan.

The launch of the Apple iPad is another shot across the bow in new media’s attack on print’s heartland, says Daniel Fitzgerald.

As the global community continues to search its soul over its environmental track record, Phillip Lawrence talks to Steve Crowe about the green dilemmas ...

Apple's launch of a tablet computer with an e-reader application has Australian book printers concerned that it could increase the popularity of e-books and ...

Worldwide Online Printing should focus more on its franchising operations and reconsider its print supply system, according to a member of its advisory council.

The former Agfa figure and all-round pre-press guru talks to Henry Mendelson about his new position at GMG, promoting colour management 'down under'.