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So what's driving the second wave of desktop publishing? Savvy small business people already have the software, but now higher quality, more affordable colour printing make in-house production of marketing materials even more appealing. Steve Dotto gives us an update on choosing whether laser or inkjet are right for you... and much more. For more information please go to (www.dottotech.com)
| Union worried job cuts a threat to journalism (NZCity) 27 August 2008 There is concern job cuts pose a threat to the quality of journalism in New Zealand. Fairfax Media is axing 550 jobs across its publishing and printing businesses in Australasia. |
| Fairfax Media Slashes 550 Jobs To Cut Costs Following M&A (paidContent.org via Yahoo! Finance) Fairfax Media is the latest media company to slash jobs to cut costs. The "business improvement program" will be implemented during the first half of FY09, resulting in an overall staff trim of 5 percent, some 550 jobs across corporate, its Australian publishing and printing and Fairfax New Zealand. |
| Sri Lanka: Bail refused for journalist Tissainayagam (TamilNet) The Colombo High Court Monday refused bail for Sunday Times columnist J.S.Tissainayagam when he was produced in court for the first time after he had been indicted by the Attorney General on three counts under the Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) and Emergency Regulations (ER), for printing, publishing and distributing the magazine "North Eastern Monthly" during the period from June 1, 2006 to ... |
| Fairfax Media plans to cut 550 jobs - Quick Facts (Nasdaq) (RTTNews) - Fairfax Media Ltd. (FFXLF.PK, FXJ.AX) announced it has planned to begin business improvement program across Group's corporate division, Australia publishing and printing business and Fairfax New Zealand. |
| Fairfax Media to cut 160 jobs in NZ (The New Zealand Herald) SYDNEY - Fairfax Media is cutting 160 jobs in New Zealand as part of a programme that will reduce the group's Australasian workforce by 5 per cent. Some 550 jobs will be lost across the group's corporate division, Australian publishing and printing businesses and Fairfax New Zealand. |
