News Corp is set to start charging for access to content on all of its websites in a move that chief executive Rupert Murdoch said "will be followed by ...

US publishing heavyweights Conde Nast, News Corp, Time, Hearst and Meridith have announced they are collaborating on a digital offering for e-reader devices.

WoodWing Software has confirmed that its cross-media publishing software can already support the newly released Apple iPad.

Adobe fired a warning shot at Amazon's Kindle e-book reader last week as the battle between open and closed format content in the electronic book publishing ...

The world's first individualised newspaper will be launched at this year's Ifra Expo 2009 newspaper exhibition in Vienna.

Fuji Xerox Australia has signed an agreement with content management software company Open Text Corporation which will see the two vendors jointly market ...

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 ...

British women's magazine Filament is struggling to find a printer because of its racy content.

The printing industry can take a lead from Albert Einstein, says Frank Romano.

Woodwing Software has formed a strategic partnership with Celum in order to offer integrated cross-media publishing and Digital Asset Management (DAM) ...

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

There are a wealth of training providers out there to help print firms bring their skills up to scratch, writes Henry Mendelson.

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

Cross-media software developer Woodwing has pointed to "strong growth from corporate and marketing communications" companies as it revealed the latest ...

Pacific Magazines is heralding print and cross-media production efficiencies on its most recent magazine launch following Australia's first install of the ...

Not content to sit out the current downturn in demand for web offset equipment and capture the imagination of the sheetfed industry with its Folio range, ...

A small South Australian company is preparing to take on Amazon and Sony with its indigenous "smartbook" and e-book reader, QuokkaPad.

Fergies Print & Mail has its sights set on being more than "just a printer" after bringing in former Fuji Xerox manager Richard Sloan as chief executive.

Economic hardships are making value in print all the more crucial. On-demand digital offers a route for better returns, finds Peter Kohn.

Florida-based US Branding Group has launched USB Insert, a product that integrates a detachable USB web key into magazine ad inserts, brochures, mail, and ...