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Print copyright watchdog, CLL (Copyright Licensing Ltd) says it has uncovered illegal copying activity by a Takapuna printer and sign company, and warns others that copying published works without permission is breaking the law.
Heric says printers should take note of the video advert in Entertainment Weekly and aim to get into the market, before others do
New Zealander publisher Renee Stead has been selected as a Frankfurt Fellow as part of the Frankfurt Book Fair, which she will travel to later this month.
US publisher Reader’s Digest Association (RDA) has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in order to reduce the company’s debt from $2.2bn to $550m. However, Walter Beyleveldt, managing director for Reader’s Digest Australia says the US restructure has no impact on the Australian business.
The giant bookseller is forcing the pace with e-reading devices, which may well impact on print
The World Association of Newspapers has decided to postpone its World Newspaper Congress, World Editors Forum and Info Services Expo, which was scheduled to be held in Hyderabad, India from 22 to 25 March, because of the impact of the global financial downturn on newspaper companies.
The World Association of Newspapers has decided to postpone its World Newspaper Congress, World Editors Forum and Info Services Expo, which was scheduled to be held in Hyderabad, India from 22 to 25 March, because of the impact of the global financial downturn on newspaper companies.
With the Christmas period approaching thoughts turn to what will be the gift one would most like. In past years digital technology has provided many of the most desired gifts, in particular Apple’s iPod and more recently iPhone have topped many people’s Christmas gift lists. This year one has to wonder how many of us are longing for a new digital gift and if so what will it be.
With the Christmas period approaching thoughts turn to what will be the gift one would most like. In past years digital technology has provided many of the most desired gifts, in particular Apple’s iPod and more recently iPhone have topped many people’s Christmas gift lists. This year one has to wonder how many of us are longing for a new digital gift and if so what will it be.
PrintNZ has put out a final call to women in the printing industry to attend next week's Auckland Women in Print evening.
February 25, 1977 is a date etched in the memory of Douglas Maclachlan. On that day he wrote the first subscription orders for his company Dynamic Graphics
Trust The Bulletin to get it right, and in only four words! “Golden pills for lawyers” – that was its comment when two south coast papers were sued for libel in 1884
New Zealand print industry members who cross the ditch in September will have an opportunity to see the Australian prime minister, Kevin Rudd, when he delivers the keynote address opening the Pacific Area Newspaper Publishers Association (PANPA) 2008 conference on the Gold Coast.
Tribute looks at the myriad print standards that exist today and says another is needed.
Australian’s best read print magazine, Australian Printer has consolidated its strong position signing up two more of the world’s pre-eminent graphic arts commentators, Laurel Brunner and Cary Sherburne to its winning editorial team
Auto trade business magazine Dealer to Dealer Publications Ltd has recently diversified into an on-line version, producing as an e-book to survive what could be tough times ahead for specialist car magazines.
The off-shore parent of the Auckland-based New Zealand Herald and nine provincial titles, Independent News & Media has posted a 9.7 per cent rise in net profit during the first half of the year, it says was driven by strong advertising growth and rising newspaper circulation. 
A breakdown which delayed the printing and distribution of the Fairfax New Zealand-owned Dominion Post in Wellington has reinforced the need for Fairfax’s proposed NZD7m investment in the Petone-based printing press.
The Press is to spend NZD30m on a new printing press at proposed new premises somewhere on the outskirts of Christchurch.
A natural history book designed and published by Craig Potton Publishing in Nelson has won the environment category of the 2007 Montana Book Awards. 
The latest figures released by the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) show New Zealanders' love affair with magazines continues unabated, says the Magazine Publishers Association (MPA).
Journalists are joining a summit to discuss the direction of New Zealand’s news media and what can be done to make sure it delivers, following a rash of redundancies at APN and TVNZ.
Reports that up to two chapters are missing from some of the latest installment of the Harry Potter book sold in New Zealand remain a mystery, with the publisher Allen and Unwin saying nothing has come to light so far.
The printing industry faces a potentially serious new challenge, with South Korea's LG Philips LCD announcing it has developed the world's first A4-sized colour electronic-paper - a paper-thin and bendable viewing panel.
The April 30 issue of America's 3.2m circulation TV Guide includes a first-of-its-kind, interactive, scented insert advertising the comedy "My Name is Earl".
Fuji Xerox Australia today unveiled its plans for PrintEx07, focusing
on innovative technologies and workflow solutions that help print
providers and design professionals increase value and ultimately
profits.
News Limited today completed
its acquisition of 46 FPC newspaper, magazine and online properties
from Sydney's Hannan family for an undisclosed sum.
News Limited announced Friday that it has entered into arrangements with a view to purchasing FPC’s magazine assets from F. Hannan Pty Limited, for an undisclosed sum.
KBA has launched a periodic online title, eLetter, dedicated to one specific market each issue.
New Zealand’s Imagetext Integrated Solutions, the reseller of Smart Solutions Marketing suite has released version 2.0 of Adworks, the template based advert and point of sale marketing production tool.There are 77 items tagged with publishing. You can view all our tags in the Tag Cloud
