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Gannett prints fake newspapers at Des Moines Register plant

Fake newspapers designed to drive Illinois voters away from Democratic candidates are being printed at the Des Moines Register‘s plant, Gannett staff confirmed to Bleeding Heartland.

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Large Number of Visitors at the Muller Martini Open House in China

More than 120 people were impressed by the Publica PRO 15 perfect binder at an open house organized by Muller Martini in mid-January in collaboration with its customer Shandong Xinhua Printing.

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Unveiling Strategic Drivers Behind Our Presence at drupa 2024.

Planning your visit to drupa 2024?

In this interview, Dr. Ludwin Monz provides insights into the innovative solutions that HEIDELBERG offers for key industry challenges. He discusses the strategic decision to participate in drupa, highlighting the fair‘s significance, the relevance of key themes, and the imperative to tackle critical industry challenges.

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Global attacks on press freedom demand action and resilience

2023 ends on dire note amid unprecedented killings of journalists in Israel-Gaza war

Der Patriot focuses on innovation and efficiency with alfa ContentLine and Aptoma Print Automation

The traditional regional newspaper “Der Patriot” from Lippstadt is entering a new era of digital transformation. As a long-standing customer of alfamedia, the publishing house decided to set the course for future-oriented editorial work by switching to the alfa EditorialOrganiser. With the finalised purchase at the end of 2023, “Der Patriot” will replace the existing alfa NewsSuite and alfa MediaSuite system with the innovative solution in combination with Aptoma’s print automation.

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Talking to experts - David Walmsley: ‘If they don’t pay for your work, it’s because it has no value’

It’s quite difficult to see him working in another business. Northern Irishman David Walmsley, 52, is a well-known and respected journalist on the international circuit. A member of various global organisations, such as the Davos Forum, he has worked in nine outlets in the UK and Canada and has built a great reputation as an investigative journalist. For eight years he has directed the editorial operations of The Globe and Mail, the great Canadian newspaper headquartered in Toronto, with six editions in different time zones. It is printed from Monday to Saturday and can claim to be a sophisticated digital organisation. It has 230 journalists and 350,000 subscribers who are especially interested in the country’s largest offer of economic information. » more