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Dscoop Announces Jetcomm Track at Dscoop Phoenix, Imagine

Dscoop, the largest digital printing user group in the graphics industry, announced that this year, Dscoop Phoenix, Imagine will co-locate and integrate with Jetcomm, the global user community of HP PageWide Web Press customers

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Webcom launches BookOnDemand

Webcom Inc., a Canadian book manufacturer, has announced the launch of Webcom BookOnDemand, a print-on-demand service.

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KADOKAWA Selects HP to Power New Digital Book Production Platform

New HP Indigo and PageWide Web Presses propel company to forefront of Japan’s publishing industry.

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Jetcomm @ drupa

EMEA customers and prospects came together for a half-day meeting during drupa, to learn from follow HP PageWide Web Press users, HP experts and partners, and network with their peers.

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Industry giants launch digital inkjet packaging

HP Inc and KBA have launched what they claim is the world’s most productive high speed digital inkjet press, with the PageWide Web Press T1100S aimed at the packaging market.

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Packaging group DS Smith is set to install the world's first HP PageWide Web Press T1100S

The press, the first to be co-developed with KBA, will be installed at DS Smith’s Featherstone, West Yorkshire site in May 2016, with commissioning due to be completed by August.

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HP showcases PageWide Web Press HD in Corvallis

HP invited a group of customers and prospects to its Corvallis, Oregon facility to show them the latest developments in the newly renamed HP PageWide Web Press (formerly known as the HP Inkjet Web Press) product line.

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Dublin Delivers for Jetcomm, Dscoop and Digital Print

From start to finish, Jetcomm was a master class on how to make money with HP PageWide Web Presses presented by HP customers.

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HP PageWide Web Presses reach milestone of 100 billion pages printed by customers

The PageWide Web Press platform has reached a major print milestone of more than 100 billion letter size pages printed. Laid side-by-side, this volume of pages could travel to the moon and back 36 times.

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