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Maury Imprimeur is France’s largest commercial printer. It is renowned for printing premium quality magazines, catalogues and books. At its production site in Manchecourt is a manroland Goss M600 web offset press, which has been delivering reliable performance for over 20 years. The web offset press has been retrofitted with InlineDensity Control smart (IDCsmart) system.

According to the latest figure from the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC), print newspapers in India have gained a new jump at the rate of 2.77 percent for the period from January to June this year. A statement from the circulation audit organisation, the latest figure emphasise that readers these days continue to rely on the medium.

How news media organisations around the globe are approaching sustainable journalism in their subscription strategies is the focus of a new report released recently by the International News Media Association (INMA). It’s written by Paulo Celso Pereira, Executive Editor of Brazil’s O Globo.

AI is no longer just an experiment for publishers – it is becoming part of everyday operations. WAN-IFRA’s 6th AI report shows where the technology is delivering measurable value and where its impact remains harder to define.

In London on October 1 & 2, 2025, 12 selected news organisations met and shared the ongoing challenges which are faced by the media companies and professionals as part of WAN-IFRA’s efforts to foster its members’ AI expertise. The organisations will take part in the first advanced cohort of the Newsroom AI Catalyst.

Vivek Gupta of Sanmarg, a Hindi daily headquartered in Kolkata, has been elected as President of The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) for the term 2025–26. He succeeds MV Shreyams Kumar of Mathrubhumi

Association of Indian Magazines (AIM), a premier body that represents all major magazines publishers in India, has elected Manoj Sharma, CEO (Publishing & Experiential) at Living Media India, as President, and Dhaval Gupta, Director at CyberMedia, as Vice-President for the term 2025–26. New appointments of the two top posts of the association were formally announced during the recent Annual General Meeting of the association held in New Delhi.

The newspaper of the future looks more like a cross between YouTube/TikTok and Netflix. Traditional content such as news stories can easily be turned into video segments, just like with television broadcast has done for nearly a century. Here is the turnkey solution for that from Global Newspaper Solutions (GNS), a leading provider of digital and other services to newspapers.