Printing World articles from October 2002

Printing World archives from October 2002

Polestar cashes in with gravure.
October 7, 2002... Polestar is finalising a #25m investment in one gravure and four web offset presses as part of a drive to improve efficiencies across its European operations. A KBA 618 48-page press is to be installed at Polestar Revai, Hungary, in...

Gravure in Cambrai.(Lenglet celebrates production landmark)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... With speculation about a greenfield UK gravure works rumbling on, Lenglet, the French printer has celebrated the start up of its 3.86m KBA gravure machine. The Lenglet machine will be joined by a second press next year. The machine was...

Follow the quality trail urges Dresch.(Alan Dresch, Print Navigator)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... It is time for printers to adhere to quality standards, more specifically the ISO 12647 standard. And they should act more like engineering companies in guaranteeing that their work is up to scratch, says Alan Dresch, business manager for...

Brentwood bound.(Oce moves headquarters to Brentwood in Essex, England)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Oce is moving its headquarters from Loughton to Brentwood in Essex early in the new year. Staff have been told by Mike Cornish, managing director of the UK company, that no redundancies are planned as part of the move. Oce, which has been in...

Tickling the palate.(Simpsongroup and United Biscuits enter contract)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Simpsongroup has won the contract with United Biscuits for the launch of Tickle Pickle and Buzz Bolts varieties of its Skips crisps. All design and point of sale print requirements including a dump bin that holds nearly 100 packets are being...

Network gathering.
October 7, 2002... ColourLink, Reading, the design industry network, has held its annual conference with 170 delegates from the UK and Ireland in attendance. Presentation sessions were given by key sector speakers, plus training sessions. Kit from KIP, 3M,...

DS Print votes for Palladio.(platesetter)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... DS Print, a specialist design-to-print company in north London has invested #135,000 in an Agfa Palladio ctp system. John Godwin, owner of the company says: "Agfa took us to Belgium to see its Palladio and that convinced us that this was...

IGen3: yours for just #350,000.(Xerox digital color press)
October 7, 2002... Xerox has opened the order book for its ground-breaking IGen3 digital colour press at GraphExpo in Chicago. The machine will sell for $520,000 (#350,000) and first commercial shipments will be made in the first quarter of next year. The...

Dubbins' plea.(Tony Dubbins, general secretary Graphical Paper and Media Union)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Workplace rights and the plight of manufacturing industry may have been overshadowed by rows over Iraq and the role of private finance in public services, but the Labour Party conference in Blackpool also heard a call for action on training...

Sherpa high and wide.(Agfa's inkjet printer being marketed)
October 7, 2002... Agfa's flagship inkjet printer, the Grand Sherpa, is to be marketed and sold by B&P Light Brigade, Chertsey, following a deal between the two organisations. B&P is one of the strongest in the large format market and says that Grand Sherpa, both...

The ink monitor.(Coates Screen donating ink and screen supplies)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Coates Screen is supporting the print making option of the advanced level art and design course at Ridgeway School, Swindon, with ink and screen supplies worth #500. Here, Steve Wall, manager of Coates Screen's Bristol centre presents the first...

Steve's a Maine man.(Steve Bell of Raiseprint)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Steve `Ding Dong' Bell, managing director of Raiseprint, Keighley, who has created a shrine in his office to Manchester City, recently played for the second time at its Maine Road ground and scored a hat-trick in his side's 7-6 win. The...

Scotprint is off.(event to take place October 2003)
October 7, 2002... The cancellation of Scotprint is being blamed on the `Ipex factor' by the organiser Gary Swinford of Trade Events. The event at the Glasgow ESCC exhibition centre was due to have taken place on November 20-22. It is now earmarked for October...

BPIF quits Intergraf over failure to reform.
October 7, 2002... The BPIF has quit Intergraf, the Brussels organisation whose members are national print federations. BPIF chief executive Michael Johnson blames "the failure of Intergraf staff and its member federations to reform and implement changes". ...

Ballinger Rawlings fails to finish.(in liquidation )(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Ballinger Rawlings, the finishing machinery agent in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, went into voluntary liquidation at the end of September. This leaves a number of manufacturers without UK agents, but one of the firm's biggest accounts,...

Gone to seed.(Sutton Seeds)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Sutton Seeds has shaved money from its prepress bill by eliminating the hard proof step in favour of a remote proof printed on a Creo IProof situated next to its designers. Kevin Relland, one of those designers, says: `We have cut out the repro...

DTI project may help lure print recruits.(Department of Trade & Industry okays project aimed at increasing printing industry recruits)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... The Department of Trade & Industry has given the all clear for a project targeted at increasing the number of young people wanting to enter the industry. About #180,000 of support funding has been allocated and the overall project will be...

MY's ISO accolade.(MY Holdings' ISO90012000/PS9000-2001)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... MY Holdings' healthcare division has become the first European group to win accreditation for ISO90012000/PS9000-2001. Celebrating receiving the certificates are John Monks, Nampak and MY chief executive Europe, Nigel Crooks, managing director...

Fourth factory.(for Foil Ribbon & Impact Printing Group)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Foil Ribbon & Impact Printing Group has opened its fourth factory at Coomber Way, Beddington Lane, Croydon, formerly the business of Excalibur Finishers. The trade foiling interests of Alexir Packaging in Excalibur have been bought and eight...

Log on for learning.(The BAPC and South Birmingham College offering classes)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... The BAPC and South Birmingham College are joining forces for the Learning Zone, an Internet skills course which introduces a common approach to software. Personnel can learn skills including gaining a European computer driving licence, creating...

Bottcher consolidates in the UK.(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Bottcher UK, part of German roller manufacturer Felix Bottcher, has consolidated its UK operations following the purchase of Airedale Rollers and VP announced at Ipex. Its UK headquarters and manufacturing site remains in Ebbw Vale, and it...

Leeds steps in at Printable.com.(Richard Leeds)
October 7, 2002... Richard Leeds is heading the UK operation of Printable, the US dotcom which is hoping to exploit the uncertainty around Printchannel, to accelerate its plans to move into Europe. Mr Leeds was, until recently, new business development manager of...

Heidelberg happiness.(Lewis Printers)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... A Welsh printer has tried DI technology and liked it so has decided to come back for more. Lewis Printers, Carmarthen, bought a secondhand Heidelberg DI two years ago to trial the technology to see if it could improve its productivity. ...

Marque2 DAM move.(Adare Group)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Adare Group has changed the structure of its Marque2 spin-off offering a digital asset management service, which has also said farewell to its general manager Steven Wood. Marque2 was a brand introduced by Adare to enable it to sell DAM...

Round the clock in Burton.(new parts warehouse)
October 7, 2002... MAN Roland GB's new parts warehouse in Burton-on-Trent is now providing 24 hour, seven day support for its sheetfed customers, with spares delivery by 9am the day after ordering. Twenty-four hour service is provided at standard rates....

Cutting the costs.(Hybrid Services cutting prices on dye cartridges)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Mimaki distributor Hybrid Services says it is cutting prices for the Japanese company's ink and disperse dye cartridges in the face of competition from third party suppliers. The 220ml reactive inks cartridges now retail for #39.95 + VAT each...

Fighting violence.(avoiding workplace violence)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Poor staff morale, high absenteeism and staff turnover problems may be followed by aggression in the workplace warns the HSE. In a bid to head off violence, it is supporting National Occupational Standards aimed at helping managers cut trouble...

MK moves premises.(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... MK Technology has moved from its Church Street premises to a new address is 45 Bradgate Street, Leicester. The company says it has retained its phone, fax and e-mail numbers. Copyright: CMP Information Ltd.

HS team in control.(Harland Simon supplying press controls for the two Goss HT towers)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Harland Simon is supplying the press controls for the two Goss HT towers currently being installed at West Ferry Printers to handle the extra colour requirements of The Guardian and The Observer. The hardware and software had to be designed...

Three go into One Vizion package.(merger of Initial Packaging, Mopack Systems and Holland and Pickering)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Initial Packaging in Widnes is taking over Mopack Systems in Strabane, Northern Ireland and Holland & Pickering in Heywood, in a #7m invoice discounting deal. All three companies will be named One Vizion, a newly-created holding company...

Fiery set to give the Versamark a lift.(Electronics for Imaging to offer Versamark driver)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Electronics for Imaging is to develop a version of its Fiery colour controller to drive Scitex Digital Printing's Versamark. This is an inkjet colour printer currently intended for use in transactional print applications. However, teaming...

South Africans set DSL for growth.(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Print management services operation DSL is now in the hands of South African services support group Bidvest after the E4bn company bought DSL's former owner Danel from administration. DSL managing director David Randall has welcomed the...

Raise a glass.(Raiseprint publishes its first customer newsletter)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Raiseprint, Keighley, has published the first issue of its customer newsletter, launched to mark the company's 21st anniversary. It includes a readers'competition to win a mixed case of French wines, chosen by Denis Watkins, chef director of...

New brand package.(Diverse Image celebrating its first year in business)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Brand management company Diverse Image is celebrating its first year in business with what it calls `the ultimate brand management package'. The Mold firm says its links with the Keating Group give it access to a wealth of design and print...

Building book.(publication of the Royal Institute of British Architects' Stirling Prize awards book)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Service Point UK, the repro and document management firm, is sponsoring publication of the Royal Institute of British Architects' Stirling Prize awards book for the fifth year. The firm will print the book following the awards to be held in...

PPMA pulls in 8,000.(Processing and Packaging Machinery Association show)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... The PPMA show at the NEC, Birmingham, in September attracted just under 8,000 visitors and was described by PPMA president Barry Tucker as a `real shot in the arm'. Processing equipment figured high on the list of interest, according to...

Shotton mill plans hit by EC funding inquiry.(UPM-Kymmene Corp.)(European Commission)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... UPM-Kymmene's plans for a #128m newsprint reprocessing mill in Wales have been thrown into jeopardy after the European Commission announced it would launch an inquiry into the provision of #23m of Government aid to the project. The money...

Cornhill ensures it can save an annual #50,000.(Cornhill Insurance PLC installs printer)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Cornhill Insurance is aiming to save around #50,000 a year on the cost of running its inplant in Guildford in a technological upgrade. Paul Whittle, prepress co-ordinator says: "We have installed a Creo Lotem 400 thermal platesetter and...

Tourist attraction.(Palazzo Ducale cover recreates building)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Italian large format printer Masserdotti used its UltraVu 3360 EC to print a cover for the site of the Palazzo Ducale building in San Marco Square, Venice, while it underwent architectural restoration in August. The 6,500sq m of pvc printed...

Hagen OA debuts at Headley Bros.(printing industry software from PrintCafe Inc.)(Brief Article)(Product/Service Evaluation)
October 7, 2002... Headley Brothers is to be the first UK user of Printcafe's Hagen OA MIS suite as the US workflow applications company spreads its technology beyond North America. Hagen OA was first introduced to Europe at Ipex in April, having been...

More H&S details.(Fujifilm Graphic Systems' Web site revamped)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Fujifilm Graphic Systems' www.fujifilm.co.uk/gs website has been upgraded with new health and safety data sheets for the company's chemical products. Product labels have also been changed to give new warnings in line with EC regulations. ...

Golden occasion.(Buyers Guide)
October 7, 2002... The Duke of Gloucester will be rubbing shoulders with Michael Johnson, BPIF chief executive, as guests at the golden jubilee print student prizegiving to be held on November 12 at the Holiday Inn, Nottingham. South Nottingham College and the...

Busy showtime.(National Direct Marketing Show)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... The National Direct Marketing Show at the NEC drew 5,179 visitors according to organiser Reed Exhibitions, which reports a further 2,800 accessed the event via the co-located National Incentive Show. The company's International Direct Marketing...

Doing the double.(Double Byte Character Set)(Createform International Inc.)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Companies involved with Asian languages using Create!form's products now have the choice of adding Double Byte Character Set to document output management systems. Chinese, Japanese and Korean are support by the US firm's software. ...

TJI's recipe for success in Padstow.(TJ International)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... One of the UK's last SP perfecting Crabtrees in active production is no more, as TJ International becomes an all-Heidelberg house. The final two-colour Speedmaster SM 102 from an order of four is now up and running at one of the UK's...

Print coalition fights FM shops.(Direction Group)(Brief Article)(Company Profile)
October 7, 2002... A coalition of ten printers, designers and advertising specialists have joined together as the Direction Group to offer customers a one-stop shop of integrated marketing services. It is a business model that serves as an alternative to that...

Allander celebrates at SM 74's first job.(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... The new six-colour Heidelberg Speedmaster 74 installed at Edinburgh printer Allander will deliver its first completed job today (October 7), a 220-page, full colour A4 report for one of Scotland's Government agencies.T he press lifts capacity...

Photo labs snap up NexPress.(Kodak Professional Photography Div. and Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG market digital printer)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Kodak Professional and Heidelberg are marketing their NexPress 2100 digital printer to photo laboratories following interest at Photokina from commercial photographers. The NexPress allows labs to offer multiple images, text and customer-...

Shifting the barriers.(Xerox Corp.'s IGen3)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Once in a while the industry encounters a new product whose impact on its way of life is going to be profound. Litho existed for many years before the Heidelberg GTO, PostScript was around before Level 2 and digital presses were introduced ten...

Letter: Getting things into perspective.
October 7, 2002... The issue of a training levy will, by itself, not solve the problem. The industry has not been taking on new recruits in the numbers that will sustain a countrywide college system, and, over the years college places available to printing...

Letter: Rollup for the Dicoweb!
October 7, 2002... The debate in Printing World regarding DI presses was read with great interest here at MAN Roland GB. At first glance, it appears that Mr Tribute and Mr Wolf have differing opinions, but having read the text again, I'm not too sure. The...

Red goes to Hachette.(Emap PLC loses contract to Hachette Filipacchi Magazines Inc.)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Emap has lost its fight to keep Red, which will become 100% owned by Hachette after a sealed bidding process. However, the deal gives Emap #17.1m for the title which it is expected to use to launch a rival in the quality women's sector....

Revenues warning.(Printcafe Inc.)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Printcafe has alerted shareholders to say that its Q3 revenues will be below expectations even though they continue their upward trend. Losses will continue to shrink, but not at the expected rate. It anticipates revenue of around $11m-$11.2m...

Banta shake-up.(reorganizes four print divisions)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... US supply chain management specialist Banta Corp has brought its four print divisions together under a single management team led by Larry Panozzo. The firm operates in book printing, publications, direct marketing and catalogues. The division...

ControlP snapped up for just #260,000.(TripleArc)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... TripleArc is paying #145,000 with up to #115,000 over three years for ControlP, a company valued at almost #24m when it floated on the Alternative Investments market two years ago. It is buying the business and assets, including some...

Baldwin Technology sales fall by 20%.(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Baldwin Technology, the US maker of ancillaries for newspaper presses, has suffered a 20% fall in sales in its 2002 financial year and has made a net loss of nearly $16m. Results for the year to June 30 show that sales are down from...

Impatience in Germany.(Axel Springer Verlag AG - Ringier AG acquisition)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... There is growing impatience in Germany about the pace of negotiations which would lead to a merger between Axel Springer and the Swiss print and publishing group Ringier. The opportunity arises because of the collapse of the Leo Kirch...

Happy Emap bucks trend.(sales increase)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Bucking the magazine trend, Emap says that sales are up 5% in the six months to September 30, mainly due to a 7% rise in circulations but also helped by a 2% rise in advertising volumes. Profits, due out on November 12, should be above last...

MW closes two works.(MeadWestvaco Corp.)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... MeadWestvaco is to close two factories in Springfield, Massachusetts, merging them into one in Enfield, Connecticut which will now serve as a manufacturing base for the whole of the north-east US. The two works, making envelopes and flexible...

Heidelberg bright on its profitability.(Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Despite heavy charges to bring its operating costs down, Heidelberg will still return a profit this year claims finance director Herbert Meyer. Speaking to Borsen Zeitung, a leading financial paper, the chief financial officer said: "Below...

Compulsory winding up.(Pin Print Publishing Ltd. and E-Red Publishing Ltd.)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... The following case is due to be heard at the Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London WC2A 2LL * Pin Print Publishing Ltd Units 7-8 The Parade, 147 Wareham Road, Corfe Mullen, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 3LA on October 16 at 10.30am. Petition by...

Appointment of liquidators.
October 7, 2002... * U4Print Services Ltd Finisher/printer. Liquidator: J Taylor, Begbies Traynor, The Old Exchange, 234 Southchurch Road, Southend-on-Sea, Essex SS1 2EG * Pioneer Graphic Machinery Ltd Sale of used printing equipment. Liquidator: CM...

Meetings of creditors.
October 7, 2002... * The Colour Works Ltd at The Thistle Hotel, The Quay, Poole, Dorset BH15 1HD on October 3 * Publications Direct Ltd at Rochester House, 29 Chorley Old Road, Bolton BL1 3AD on October 11 at 10.30am * The Wickford Press Ltd at The Old...

Notices to creditors.
October 7, 2002... * Mailshot Marketing Ltd Creditors to send claims to L Gibson, Park Court, Pyrford Road, West Byfleet, Surrey KT14 6SD Copyright: CMP Information Ltd.

Squaring up the pixels.(Sinar introduces square colour sensor)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Digital camera manufacturer Sinar has developed a rectangular colour sensor with a resolution of more than 22 million pixels. The KAF- 22000CE ccd image sensor features 4,080x5,440 pixels, each with an edge length of 9 microns. Copyright:...

Typeface update.(Linotype Library)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Linotype Library has updated its typefaces with the Euro symbol. GoldEdition 1.7 has over 3,980 original typefaces in TrueType and PostScript. Users of GoldEdition 1.6E can apply for an upgrade. Copyright: CMP Information Ltd.

Canon kit upgrades.(for black and white digital printers)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... New from Canon are two upgrade kits for the IR7200, IR8500 and IR105 black and white digital printers. The printer board kit upgrades the existing B2 to a B3 printer board, and the controller kit upgrades from an M1 to the M1 Controller V2.0,...

Binuscan booster.(signs distribution agreement with Computers Unlimited)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Computers Unlimited has signed an exclusive distribution deal with Binuscan, which is looking to develop its sales of digital photo retouching software and increase its UK market presence. Copyright: CMP Information Ltd.

Dotrix links with security specialist.(partners with AlpVision to create invisible watermarking process)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Dotrix has joined forces with Swiss security specialist AlpVision to provide a system for invisible personalisation and anti-counterfeiting of packaging and labels. This digital watermarking system is based on AlpVision's patented...

PDF problems `under control'.(file format problems in printing industry)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... The problems of working with PDF are largely under control, according to the 2002 PDF workflow shootout organised by Seybold. It comes at a time when a survey of more than 2,000 printers, mostly in North America, found that PDF is...

Creo signs LS for flexo platesetter deal.(Litho Supplies to sell flexographic platesetters for Creo)
October 7, 2002... Creo has boosted its presence in the UK flexo and prepress markets through a partnership agreement with Litho Supplies, which becomes a Creo reseller for Thermoflex flexo platesetters. Stuart Fox, Creo's UK packaging specialist, says:...

Court told of kickback culture.(scandal among US ad, prepress and print industry executives)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Court action against a range of ad agency, prepress and print executives continues in the US in the bribes and kickbacks scandal that has become known as the Mosallem case. Mitchell Mosallem was executive vice president at Grey Advertising...

Premier event.(Premier Paper sponsors student award program)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Premier Paper is continuing its support for the D&AD awards by sponsoring the Student Awards Annual for the second year. The book showcases all the winning and runner up entries to the Student Awards and is sent to 4,000 people in the design...

Waving banners.(InteliCoat Technologies introduces new banner fabric)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... InteliCoat Technologies, formerly Rexam Image Products, has launched a 100% polyester woven fabric banner media compatible with pigment inks for use in most thermal and piezo inkjet printers. Called Magic FAB6, it is a flexible, uv and...

Wider picture.(Avery Dennison Graphics Division launches range of inkjet-ready self adhesive films)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Avery Dennison Graphics Division has introduced a range of products called Avery SEM for wide format specialists looking to print inkjet onto self-adhesive films with solvent-based inks. Copyright: CMP Information Ltd.

Greener look with Paper Profiles.(M-Real moves to new labeling system)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... M-real is to replace all its environmental labelling with a new system called Paper Profiles, a European declaration which gives comprehensive environmental information to buyers. The company believes that environmental concerns are now...

Holmen machine targets the UK.(Holmen Paper machine largest in Europe, targets production to UK)
October 7, 2002... The King of Sweden has unveiled the largest MF magazine paper machine in western Europe at Holmen Paper's Hallstra mill, with which the manufacturer intends to expand its presence in the UK where it will target the gravure market for the first...

UPM-Kymmene looking up.(announces profits)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Finnish papermaker UPM-Kymmene has released interim results to June 30, 2002 showing second quarter turnover up on the first quarter at E2.679m, compared with E2.566m. Operating profit was E271m (E274m) due to exchange rate losses of E28m...

`Handmade' in Finland.(specialty paper introduced by James McNaughton Group)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... The James McNaughton Group is now distributing a handmade-effect text and cover material called Terreus, made in Tervakoski, the oldest mill in Finland. Terreus is a machine made paper and board that has the distinctive texture and feel of...

Fedrigoni adds a sparkle.(paper maker launches new product with sparkling surface)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Fedrigoni, the Italian papermaker, has launched a new collection called Sirio Pearl which offers printers and designers what it calls a sparkling surface texture. The range features a metallic pearl finish and is available in nine colours:...

Ric Piper holds back.(Ric Piper will not join board of Trinity Mirror group)(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Less than a week after Philip Graf resigned as chief executive of Trinity Mirror, finance director-in-waiting Ric Piper has declared he will not join the group. Mr Piper said it was not appropriate to join the board after his former employer WS...

Watford celebrates.(Watford Observer relocates to facility in the Watford Business Park )(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... The Watford Observer has moved into a new building in Watford Business Park that is to handle distribution for the whole of Newsquest's north London operation. Its old site in Rickmansworth Road was `somewhat less than suitable for a newspaper...

WDP joins colour club.(Westcountry Design and Print becomes member of International Newspaper Quality Club )(Brief Article)
October 7, 2002... Westcountry Design & Print, Exeter, has been awarded membership of Ifra's International Newspaper Colour Quality Club. It prints the four daily newspapers in the Westcountry Publications' stable which comprises the Torquay Herald Express,...

Oce's DNN finds fans.(Digital Newspaper Network provides quicker access to newspapers)
October 7, 2002... Winning the hearts and minds of overseas travellers is one of the benefits claimed by Oce for its Digital Newspaper Network. The number of expatriates able to get a copy of their local newspaper has been increasing as the service becomes more...