Since ‘automation’ is a new paradigm in the newspaper industry, Memory Repro Systems has been into the new shift to make its pre-press product portfolio fully automated. Sanjeev Chadha, Managing Director, Memory Repro Systems (P) Ltd tells All About Newspapers about the company’s pre-press products for newspaper production and further development plan.
The innovative mRC-3D register management system of Q.I. Press Controls (QIPC) helps printers worldwide in saving waste and making the life of their employees easy. The Dutch specialist in measure and control equipment gains new ground in the Indian market, receiving orders from printers and web offset press manufacturers alike.
Ever since its launch during drupa 2016 at Dusseldorf in Germany, the new Krause PlateStream CTP has increasingly been adopted by the leading newspaper houses across the world. In India, a handful of highly reputed newspaper houses have installed this perfectly engineered peak performance platesetter designed for more than 400 pph.
The Indian printed newspapers, unlike their overseas counterparts, are quite vibrant and gaining momentum of growth. This growth is triggered by various factors, which include the increasing adoptions of high-end presses. Leading newspaper houses in the country keep scaling up their production volumes and quality by adopting TKS 4×1 double-width, single-circumference, shaftless tower web offset presses.
Leading English daily Hindustan Times from HT Media has been a long-term partner of manroland GOSS web systems. The newspaper has recently undertaken replacement of Interbus Loop on its COLORMAN press in its production plant. The replacement involved a complete exchange of the obsolete parts with new software and electronics.
With its India partner NEWSTECH, German UV curing solutions expert IST Metz has emerged as the leading supplier of UV curing systems for high-speed web offset presses across India. The company boasts 18 systems in operation on double-wide and single-wide web presses at the production plants of many leading Indian newspapers, such as The Times of India, Hindustan Times, Anandabazar Patrika and Bartaman.
WAN-IFRA India 2018 Conference is all set to be organised from September 25-27 at Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC) in Hyderabad, Telangana. The conference will have two broad sessions, namely, World Printers Forum Conference and World Editors Forum South Asia Summit with sub-sessions on print media trends, journalism management and many others in parallel and common programmes. On the sidelines of the conference will be an expo in which a host of the industry’s top technology and service providers will showcase a handful of products, service development and offerings.
The i’s weekend edition, which is a British newspaper owned and published by Johnston Press, will put up its cover price to £1 this week as its editor blamed the
Upgrades and retrofits from manroland GOSS web systems increase production efficiency, quality and the availability of the press. The newspaper printer News Corp Australia also knows about it. At their
According to the latest ABC figures, Evening Standard and Metro were two newspapers in the UK which gained growth in circulation in August. Evening Standard, edited by former Chancellor of
