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Ala. broadband initiative launches Web site
Alabama's broadband initiative has launched a Web site that allows visitors to test the speed of their Internet connection and share stories about how high-speed service helps their families and businesses.
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Chronicle outsources its newspaper printing
The San Francisco Chronicle ended a 144-year-old tradition of printing its own newspapers Sunday by outsourcing the job to a new Fremont plant built by a Canadian printing company.
Cheques ban to hit profits at print company
PRINT group Communisis has warned that its profits will be hit by a proposed ban on unsolicited credit card cheques.
Quebecor World plans approved in Quebec, N.Y.
Insolvent commercial printer Quebecor World Inc. said yesterday that its U.S. and Canadian plans of reorganization have been approved by a U.S. bankruptcy court and the Quebec Superior Court.
PRINTING and distribution group PMP says changes to senior executive personnel and moves to repair relationships with key clients have left it "well positioned" to tender for work lost in the past year, including the sought-after catalogue distribution account of Wesfarmers' Coles Group.
RR Donnelley to Announce Second-Quarter 2009 Results and Host a Conference Call on August 5
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company announced today that it will release its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2009 on Wednesday, August 5, before the market opens.
The home and the basketball court where an East Limestone County man was shot and seriously injured Tuesday night while shooting hoops with his family is cordoned off by crime-scene tape Wednesday.
Workflow Management Divests United Envelope and Freedom Graphic Services
Workflow Management Inc. today announced the completion of its sale of United Envelope LLC and Freedom Graphic Services, Inc.
Car strikes woman on handicap scooter
Mary Kimball, 74, dressed in pink, tells Athens Police officer Daniel McNatt how a hit-and-run driver struck her scooter at the Hometown Grocery parking lot Tuesday morning.
Quebecor World restructuring hits snag
Bertrand Marotte Montreal - Globe and Mail Update Last updated on Tuesday, Jun. 30, 2009 01:41PM EDT I nsolvent printer Quebecor World Inc.'s IQW-T plan to win court approval for its restructuring plan was thrown into turmoil Tuesday after one of the creditor groups objected to the absence of an agreement on some of the terms and conditions of the ...
Firm to expand operations, add 30 area jobs
A marketing and advertising firm will expand and add more jobs at its Frederick County plant.
RR Donnelley Recognized for Logistics Excellence
RR Donnelley & Sons Company announced today that its OneSite Internet portal has been selected for the Chairman's Website Award and its co-palletization tray solution has been recognized with the Mailing Industry Ingenuity Award by the Mailing and Fulfillment Service Association .
RR Donnelley Printing Operation Recertified for OSHA's VPP Star Status
RR Donnelley & Sons Company announced today that its Roanoke, Virginia production facility has been recertified with Voluntary Protection Program Star Status by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration .
U.S. objects to Quebecor World restructuring
Ross Marowits Montreal - Thursday, Jun. 25, 2009 06:14PM EDT Q uebecor World Inc.'s IQW-T effort to restructure itself hit a roadblock Thursday after the U.S. government asked a U.S. bankruptcy judge to deny the plan because of unpaid taxes and environmental penalties.
Client sues PMP over undelivered papers
A DAY after admitting it had deceived customers over its junk mail delivery, the printing company PMP has been accused of dumping up to 15,000 community papers each week instead of delivering them.
NYC Museum Features Bowne Stationers
New York was the center of the letterpress printing industry during the 19th century.
Quebecor World shakes up boardroom
Bankrupt commercial printer Quebecor World Inc. said yesterday its creditors have approved plans of reorganization in Canada and the United States.
PRINTING and distribution group PMP said yesterday a case involving catalogue distribution irregularities was now "closed" after the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission accepted court-enforceable undertakings from the company.
Road ahead for printing group is far from smooth
Printing company PMP released a bizarrely optimistic statement yesterday saying it welcomed the announcement from the trade practices watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, that the case concerning the company's catalogue distribution irregularities was now closed.
Glen S. Yurjevich is the new chief executive officer of Outlook Group Corp. He succeeds Cal Aurand, chairman of Outlook Group's board of directors, who was serving as interim CEO, the company said in a statement.
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