Demands for PRAKASH Web Offset machines escalate! Soon after the recent orders of three press lines of PRAKASH Newslight 36 with SG50 automatic reel changer (ARC), Dainik Bhaskar has reposed their faith in the Faridabad-based web offset manufacturer. The leading Hindi daily has ordered six new SG50 ARCs for their Orient press in Nashik plant.
Q.I. Press Controls (QIPC) has been thriving in the Indian printing market, as they have recently received six new orders of mRC-3D cameras for colour register and automatic cut-off controls
Widely acclaimed web offset press manufacturer PRESSLINE India keeps expanding its product portfolio, adding new machines, automation technologies and other advancements. With the passage of time, striding into the path of innovations, the company persistently offers the instant needs of the industry. SM Dutt, technical editor, All About Newspapers, talks to
Satish Bajwa, CMD, PRESSLINE India Pvt Ltd, digging up some new developments and milestones of success of the company.
Digital Media India 2018, which is scheduled to organise on February 07-09 at Courtyard by Marriott Mumbai International Airport in Mumbai, will bring important lessons from successful publishers from India and abroad, with deeper focus on revenue strategies, use of intelligence data, platform publishing and viral content in social media, targeting Gen-X audience.
After a hiatus of four years, Media Research Users Council (MRUC) has released the Indian Readership Survey (IRS) 2017, announcing Dainik Jagran as the most read Hindi daily while The Times of India in the top slot among English dailies. Here is a sneak peak at the positions of others in the report.
Despite the total downfall expectation printed newspapers nowadays seem to have found light on the other end of the tunnel. The industry is quite alive and kicking phenomenally in a
