CHINESE PULP IMPORTS RISE
07/04/2008
Statistics from China Customs showed, in 2007, China imported a total of 8.472 million metric tons of pulp at the value of USD 5.55 billion

XEROX'S PAPER TIPS
31/03/2008
Xerox studies show that office workers throw away 45 percent of documents within 24 hours of printing them.

NORSKE SKOG TO CUT NEWSPRINT
17/03/2008
Norwegian papermaker Norske Skog says that it got the go-ahead from an advisory group of shareholders and employees to cut its total newsprint production capacity by 450,000 tons

STORA TO SELL MERCHANT ARM PAPYRUS
09/03/2008
Stora Enso said that it has signed an agreement to sell its merchant business Papyrus to Altor Fund II for about EUR 640 million




PRINTERS OPTIMISTIC SAYS BPIF SURVEY
07/04/2008
The UK print industry believes it can defy economic slowdown as year-on-year improvements in volumes and margins forecast according to the latest quarterly survey of trends in the printing industry

POLESTAR ACHIEVES FSC ACCRDITATION
31/03/2008
Polestar Colchester has become the latest company in the group to achieve FSC accreditation. The company has also been awarded PEFC status

OCÉ GUARANTEES A BILLION PRINTS
27/03/2008
Océ has announced that it is offering an industry-first 10-year or One Billion Print Guarantee for its Océ VarioPrint 6250 heavy duty production printing system.

EPSON ENTERS HIGH-END SIGNAGE MARKET
24/03/2008
Epson is launching the Stylus Pro GS6000, a 64” large format printer with an 8-colour ink set, offering the widest colour gamut to date in a printer designed for both indoor and outdoor applications


STAFF WRITERS
09/04/2008
Waterstones is hoping to turn some of its staff into bestselling authors

ONLINE ADVERTISING SPEND UP
08/04/2008
UK online advertising spend increased by 38% last year to reach £2.8bn

HARPER COLLINS ACQUIRES FRIDAY PROJECT
08/04/2008
HarperCollins, owned by News Corporation, is poised to buy the small publishing house out of administration

NEW E-BOOK READER
07/04/2008
Reports are surfacing that Hearst Interactive is developing a Kindle-like e-book reader called FirstPaper




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