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Feature: Colour me right
Wide-format print Sophie Matthews-Paul explores proofing and colour management. Read more >>>
Red tape reduction on 20mph rules may affect traffic sign-makers
Sign-making Norman Baker has announced changes to the rules for councils who wish to introduce 20mph speed limits to their roads. The measures will allow councils to use road markings rather than upright signage. Read more >>>
John E Wright opens HP's first UK PrintStation in Nottingham
Wide-format print HP has launched its UK PrintStation network in Nottingham with partner John E Wright, following a world-wide initiative that sees it extend wide-format graphics and other digital print applications into the consumer and SMB marketplace. Read more >>>
BAF Graphics dives into Project Ocean campaign for Selfridges
Sign-making BAF Graphics has produced a range of graphics for London department store Selfridges to promote its Project Ocean campaign, which aims to highlight marine conservation issues. Read more >>>
Exclusive: Durst ups its textile strengths with Kappa 180
Wide-format print Sophie Matthews-Paul is invited to Kufstein to preview the new Durst Kappa 180, which demonstrates the Austrian manufacturer's move into industrial markets. Read more >>>
Roaring Thunder undertakes 'domination programme' with static and digital signage campaign
Crossover Roaring Thunder Media has completed a project for Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet. The installation includes an outdoor building wrap, wall clocks, tarmac signage, five back-lit interior panels and 'a state-of-the-art' digital display. Read more >>>
Newly launched Omnivex software to be showcased at InfoComm
Digital signage Omnivex will demonstrate the newest version of its Moxie package, 6.08, at the InfoComm trade show. Omnivex notes that improved features include bolstered encryption management for added security and enhancement to network robustness. Read more >>>
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