Media Overview

An extreme installation saw one signage company reach high altitudes; the first Pantone Validated signage has been launched; Hybrid Services in worldwide launch at The Print Show; and print firm is commended for its work with the Armed Forces.

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.

A billboard targeting local MP has appeared in Walthamstow; activist group Led by Donkeys targets Boris Johnson; HP's Phil Oakley talks textiles at The Print Show; and a new partnership aims to educate and engage the wrap sector.

An extreme installation saw one signage company reach high altitudes; the first Pantone Validated signage has been launched; Hybrid Services in worldwide launch at The Print Show; and print firm is commended for its work with the Armed Forces.

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.