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1. Fujifilm wins entire $30m Fairfax plate deal

2. Goss launches new 2x1 web press

3. Herald on top at Canon Media Awards

4. Fairfax reconfigures presses for tabloid

5. KBA launches retrofit inkjet for newspapers

6. Newspaper giants to get manroland update

7. Fairfax print sites to raise $90m

8. Plunkett and Johnson in voluntary administration

9. Sri Lankan newspaper installs Goss Magnum

10. Sing Tao News orders Goss press

11. Iraqi newspaper purchases KBA Comet

12. Euro print set to shrink 2% pa until 2016

13. Mother of ironies as Google wins print award

14. Printing Summit 2013 registrations open

15. Printing summit to focuses on enhancing advertising value

16. Singapore printer adds colour capacity to Goss presses

17. Indonesian newspaper invests in Goss colour press

18. Digital newspaper printing – a future application?

19. Masthead change after 150 years

20. Digital newspapers coming

21. Newspaper opportunity

22. From the country to the outback

23. Yet another Japanese order for Baldwin

24. Baldwin announces $3.3m order in Japan

25. MHI launches newest commercial web offset press

26. MHI launches newest commercial web offset press

27. Manroland renews partnership with WAN

28. Graphic Web Systems sells newspaper press in Indonesia

29. World’s longest Uniset starts up at Singapore Press Holdings

30. Slower ad growth in print

31. Currie scores distribution deal with Fujikura

32. Chinese publisher orders three new Goss presses

33. Currie scores distribution deal with Fujikura

34. Panpa 2008 newspapers of the year announced

35. Pictorial treasures unearthed

36. Media industry in era of change: Rudd at Panpa

37. Golden pills for lawyers

38. Fairfax aims to chop newsprint costs

39. News Limited resilient in face of sales downturn

40. Credit crunch means mixed figures for KBA

41. Digital newspaper printing - a future application?

42. Baldwin secures $2.7m order in Japan

43. WAN aims for digital goldmine

44. WAN aims for digital goldmine

45. Break in tradition for SWUG conference

46. KBA presses surpass expectations of Chinese newspaper printer

47. India's HT Media in print j-v with Germany's Burda

48. Going to the wall

49. The education of three journalists

50. DB Group making mark in India

51. Sankei Shimbun orders Goss Newsliner 90

52. KBA going strong in Malaysian market

53. Vietnamese printers welcome KBA technology

54. Rupert and Morna report for duty

55. KBA gears up for growth down under

56. Strong environmental investment from APN

57. Kingmaker dead 100 years

58. KBA Comet at heart of $32m Hobart Mercury upgrade

59. APN titles lead readership growth

60. After the ball

61. Goss Uniliner newspaper presses ordered for NZ and Australia

62. Major KBA order for India's DNA and Dainik Bhaskar

63. Baldwin Webcatchers reduce downtime at Japan's Iwate Nichi-Nichi Shimbun

64. Bangkok Post chooses Agfa violet technology

65. Big KBA press line storms into action at West Australian

66. Big KBA press line storms into action at West Australian

67. News Ltd papers holding up against internet

68. Icing on the cake

69. Agfa delivers 2000th newspaper CtP system

70. View from the top

71. Agfa delivers 2000th newspaper CtP system

72. APN to sell three provincial newspaper properties

73. MAN Roland, Kodak collaborate for digital newspapers

74. High-volume newspaper production: the future is compact

75. Goss users win at China Print Awards

76. Bad news slashes advertising

77. High-volume newspaper production: the future is compact

78. High-volume newspaper production: the future is compact

79. Nowra moves to new levels

80. Independent News & Media forecasts strong second half

81. The Courier gains Agfa :Advantage

82. Breakdown reinforces need for press improvements

83. Le Figaro goes waterless with KBA Cortina

84. Thairath orders printnet workflow from MAN Roland subsidiary

85. QuadTech strikes gold at Ballarat

86. Guangdong Daily group goes with Goss, again

87. New premises and printing press for Christchurch Press

88. Profit flat and buyers absent at APN

89. Rural upgrades with Baldwin

90. Hartigan opens Panpa with optimism

91. New Zealand publisher rolls out Atex

92. Forum for growth

93. Finishing line

94. Publishing summit to discuss news value

95. Open future

96. ECRM to highlight violet CTP for news at Indoprint

97. News Limited to spend AUD31m on new Tassie print plant

98. Goss Community SSC towers for Indonesian newspaper

99. Fairfax rings in the changes

100. Newspaper ghost towns

101. Swug $20k scholarship up for grabs

102. Baldwin plays its part at new Bangkok Post plant

103. QuadTech scores a century with Manugraph in India

104. Shaftless Goss for PT Gramedia, Jakarta

105. Australian sports photo restrictions 'dangerous erosion' - WAN

106. Le Figaro orders biggest-ever KBA Cortina press line

107. Pikiran Rakyat using first shaftless Goss press in Indonesia

108. KBA making a splash

109. World premiere at Main-Post in WÃ¼rzburg

110. Baldwin continues success at Asia Pacific newspapers

111. When it is hot for the critic

112. News completes FPC newspaper, magazine acquisition

113. Goss International showcasing its products at China Print

114. 2007 seen as the year of chemistry-free violet plates

115. Quick-fire production of coldset newspapers and heatset semi-commercials with the same inks.

116. Quick-fire production of coldset newspapers and heatset semi-commercials with the same inks Waterles

117. Slugging it out on the field

118. Mint: new j-v business paper in India

119. Waterless remains a core topic

120. Third Fairfax paper in NZ goes live with Atex

121. Four KBA Commander 4/1 presses for Gazzetta dello Sport

122. 4/2 productivity and 2/2 flexibility combined in one press

123. Fairfax dependant on Trade Me

124. Innovation, technology strengthen newspapers: Goss CEO

125. New Zealand the weakest link

126. APN goes to O'Reilly's INM in $3.8bn deal

127. La Provence moves to Berliner format with KBA Commander 6/2

128. Atex acquires Mactive

129. Tony Yianni new MD at Davies Bros, Hobart Mercury

130. Double quarterfold enhances output

131. Print has no time to relax

132. PrintCity to present groundbreaking project to UK market

133. There's Gold on the Gold Coast; and in its newspaper

134. Atex to buy Unisys Media; create content management giant

135. Gisborne's first printing industry graduations

136. Murdoch, PM urge Australians to stick with US at $1m dinner

137. Trade show success for KBA

138. PrintCity publishes new study

139. AdsML releases new specs for comment

140. New generation inks from Sun Chemicals

141. Adelaide Advertiser opts for Baldwin cleaning system

142. ECRM unveils 120 plates-per-hour CTP

143. ECRM unveils 120 plates-per-hour CTP for newespapers

144. Marlborough Express installs UV towers

145. Screen launches new CTP in Europe

146. The Herald Sun wins Newspaper of the Year Award

147. Fairfax Media reports full year profit

148. New York Times selects Goss double-width press

149. Four tower upgrade for outback newspaper

150. Chinese newspapers encouraged to go electronic

151. Sass magazine fills niche in Sydney suburban marketplace

152. Fairfax concludes Border Mail acquisition

153. Newspapers finding creative means to lever profits - MAN

154. Baldwin Receives one of its largest orders ever

155. $5 million dollar deal for Baldwin Technology

156. WAN releases new report

157. On top of his words

158. Newspaper publisher retires

159. Rotorua printing stalwart dies

160. WAN released new reports on newspaper industry

161. More Chinese newspaper groups invest in Goss Magnum 40 presses

162. Christchurch Press may sell its landmark building

163. The sparkle and tang of life

164. O'Reilly leads appeal to Putin for press feedom

165. Press freedom deteriorates worldwide: WAN

166. News Limited newspaper readership hits record 10m a week

167. Quebecor World posts 60 per cent profit slump in first quarter

168. 175 years old today: the Sydney Morning Herald

169. Who runs second to 'Granny' Herald?

170. Müller succeeds Schumacher as head of KBA web press sales

171. WA News lowers earnings forecast

172. APN buys Taranaki's community newspaper

173. Manugraph orders QuadTech equipment for Jagran Prakashan

174. Goss to emphasise web offset innovation

175. HK print shop damaged in attack

176. Getting your date of birth right

177. WAN urges newspapers to get online

178. Baldwin wins major Japanese newspaper orders

179. mX expands newspaper market

180. Before the press kisses them

181. World's press protests Chinese journalist's jail term

182. West Australian goes with Kodak Thermal CTP

183. 58 journalists killed worldwide in 2005: WAN

184. Traditional, New Media come together in Moscow

185. Troubles of pioneering editors

186. New compact format for The Courier-Mail

187. News International Visits MAN Roland

188. Law leaving West Australian for Packer empire

189. Dom Post upgrades newspaper handling

190. Edited with a pair of scissors

191. China says 'no' to foreign newspapers

192. Print should fight back

193. A move for The Advertiser

194. More readers, fewer viewers

195. Getting money out of the mailroom

196. MAN Roland makeover for The Guardian

197. Web innovations make Ifra impact

198. Senior editorial changes at News Ltd

199. Shenzhen Press Group goes with Goss

200. News Limited performs well in latest audit

201. Ifra 2005 shows newspapers on the upswing

202. New JDF v1.3 supports web offset, packaging

203. The first newspaper printed with steam power

204. Two 150-year anniversaries

205. WSJ Asia shrinks to tabloid

206. WAN buys Geraldton's last locally owned paper

207. Baldwin secures WAN installation

208. Newspapers attracting young readers

209. The Star continues electronic investment

210. Young appointed to Fairfax Board

211. Positive results for APN newspapers

212. Thereby hangs a tale

213. Where the dead people lie

214. Renewed faith in newspapers

215. No news was bad news

216. No news was bad news

217. Riding off into the sunrise

218. Newspaper elite head to Leipzig

219. News to launch classified free lift-out

220. News Limited makes a Wish

221. Sydneysiders entertained with new liftout

222. First Sydney daily newspaper launch in 30 years for News Ltd

223. World to come to Australia

224. Newspaper world all set for Cairns Conference

225. LIA visits Nationwide News

226. Brisbane Printer goes for six with new SM 52

227. KBA Cortina open house demonstrates waterless potential

228. WAN publishes new strategic reports

229. Amazing history finds

230. Shepparton mourns loss of newspaperman

231. And now for something completely different: the bacterial printing press

232. The PacPrint Daily: Thursday edition

233. Müller Martini shows PrimaPlus

234. News Printer Assets orders 22 MAN newspaper presses

235. Samsung CEO leads digital newspaper forum

236. News signs for 22 MAN Roland webs

237. Rent, Lease or Click?

238. Newspaper optimism

239. Howe's That

240. News Limited newspapers grow market share

241. Google News creator at the World Editors Forum

242. World Newspaper Congress to welcome digital visionary

243. Quality takes hold as newspapers go for Pride

244. New national sales director for News suburbans

245. Lessons from Sweden at the World Newspaper Congress

246. Newspapers then and now

247. Rethinking the newspaper

248. Advertiser launches new Real Estate section

249. Red Paper Group emerges from Detagna

250. APN leads with region's first MAN Regioman

251. Fairfax shakes up central South Island print scene

252. Improved Standard in Manawatu

253. Publish Asia 2005: winning in an ever-changing media landscape

254. Fairfax eyes the Ten Network

255. History speaks volumes

256. New newspaper press concept cuts plate requirement in half

257. XXL makes the market

258. Extra size from XXL

259. News Limited the choice for big earners

260. Hidden treasures in newspaper past

261. New Age for Wairarapa newspaper

262. Ferag delivers bags of opportunity

263. News Limited circulation remains steady

264. News Limited circulation remains steady

265. Goss gives first showing of new lineup

266. IPP predicts newspaper market growth

267. Tales from the tabloid

268. More than 50,000 subscribers for new Sunday paper

269. Herald to roll out on time

270. The Courier-Mail named Newspaper of the Year

271. News announces Chullora plan upgrade, closes Parramatta

272. Thailand's Daily News first CTP newspaper in kingdom

273. Thailand's Daily News first CTP newspaper in kingdom

274. Sunday Telegraph and The Australian get shake up

275. MPD and The Australian bring FT down under

276. Australia features in successful newspaper report

277. The Age turns 150 years old today

278. Correction – newspaper news

279. NZ Herald poised to go Sunday

280. Océ digital newspapers go live in Athens as Olympics draw near

281. The Australian and Financial Times in syndication deal

282. Print benefiting from 9/11 attacks

283. QuadTech controls key to Indian newspaper deals

284. Publish Asia buzzes with technology and confidence

285. Entries now open for PANPA awards

286. Wyong and Gosford get own newspapers

287. New newspaper chief for APN

288. Flint releases new sheetfed inks

289. Star-Times takes top award

290. Aussie publishers stand tall at World Newspaper Congress

291. Fairfax to capitalise on lifestyle insert success

292. The Age wins sacking appeal

293. A man on an awareness mission

294. Baldwin cleaning up

295. The Hon Daryl Williams headlines NewspaperDirect launch

296. Entries open for 2004 Newspaper Advertising Awards

297. NZ newspaper boost for Fairfax

298. SecurityMail delivers international newspaper solution

299. Bangkok Daily News orders second KBA Colora

300. Thai's Nation selects AMC for sales

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