Media Overview

The first of "next generation" road signs have been installed in the UK; large-format supplier gears up for The Print Show; textile and fashion students harness the power of print; and trip of a lifetime up for grabs for one young sign-maker.

A billboard campaign fighting against Brexit continues with fundraising; Automatic Letter Bender plans for The Print Show; HP talks textiles with the Stitch series; and discussing the past, present and future of neon signs with Eye magazine.

HP has revealed it will be showcasing the new Stitch S series of printers in the UK for the first time; Walmart orders staff to remove violent video game signage and displays; Roland DG discusses the importance of connecting with customers at trade shows; and helping to find missing children with digital signage.

New research from ISA-UK has revealed trouble recruiting and retaining quality staff is plaguing the industry; Hybrid Services reveals what it will have on show on its stand at this years The Print Show, including a UK first; Epson's Chris Davies highlights the firm's latest launches and collaborations at FESPA; and Blackman & White discuss the positive effects of Brexit on national...

The UK Government has launched its "Get Ready for Brexit" campaign across TV adverts and billboards across the UK; the largest contemporary portrait photography exhibition is being launched across out-of-home screens in the UK to celebrate British culture; fashion and textile students of Central Saint Martins discuss their use of Epson printers for their final collections; and injured veterans...

The first of "next generation" road signs have been installed in the UK; large-format supplier gears up for The Print Show; textile and fashion students harness the power of print; and trip of a lifetime up for grabs for one young sign-maker.

A billboard campaign fighting against Brexit continues with fundraising; Automatic Letter Bender plans for The Print Show; HP talks textiles with the Stitch series; and discussing the past, present and future of neon signs with Eye magazine.

HP has revealed it will be showcasing the new Stitch S series of printers in the UK for the first time; Walmart orders staff to remove violent video game signage and displays; Roland DG discusses the importance of connecting with customers at trade shows; and helping to find missing children with digital signage.

New research from ISA-UK has revealed trouble recruiting and retaining quality staff is plaguing the industry; Hybrid Services reveals what it will have on show on its stand at this years The Print Show, including a UK first; Epson's Chris Davies highlights the firm's latest launches and collaborations at FESPA; and Blackman & White discuss the positive effects of Brexit on national...

A new media firm has been launched to make it easier for brands to book out-of-home space in China; Tharsten to showcase solutions for efficiency at The Print Show; we meet some of the Letterheads who gathered in London last year; and the British Sign Awards call for small sign-makers to enter.

Pride in Nottingham supported with free graphics; bringing The Magic Touch at The Print Show; Durst drives production at FESPA; and temperatures rise over controversial advert.

The new signs for the Prince of Wales Bridge have been criticised for their cost; Soyang Europe sets a green agenda for The Print Show 2019; Canon fuels emotional large-format print; and Neon Museum announces expansion plans.