Data: The lifeblood of print?

Mental health in print

Recorded during Mental Health Awareness Week 2026, Digital Printer Magazine [https://www.digitalprintermag.co.uk/] editor, Chris Brock, talks to Printing Charity [https://www.theprintingcharity.org.uk/] CEO, Neil Lovell, about the importance of good mental health for all us - from the benefits in our personal lives, to the business cases for a happy healthy workforce. And he outlines how the Printing Charity can help.

Selling sustainability

Sustainability sells - but are print businesses getting the message right? In this episode, we unpack the challenge of promoting eco-credentials without crossing into greenwashing. With perspectives from: * Danny Doogan - Denmaur * Jonathan Tame - Two Sides * Graeme Richardson-Locke - Fespa * Brendon Harvey - Zebra Print We explore how to communicate sustainability with clarity, credibility, and confidence. This episode is sponsored by paper and forest product specialist, Denmaur (www.denmaur.com [http://www.denamur.com]). Find out more about Digital Printer Magazine at www.digitalprintermag.co.uk [https://www.digitalprintermag.co.uk]

Data: The lifeblood of print?

Everyone's talking about automation, workflows, and AI, but underpinning all of this is data. Data is everywhere. We're swimming in it. But how do we manage it, and make the best use of it without drowning? In this episode we explore the pros and cons of data, with: Lisa Cross (Alliance Insights) Riley McNulty (Keypoint Intelligence) Kyle Jardine (BPIF) Lance Hill (Eight Group) Find out how data can help print businesses thrive in a competitive marketplace.

Automation: The key to survival in print?

It's a buzzword that echoes around the world of print on a daily basis. But what is automation? What isn't it? How do you approach it? Can you have too much of it? In this episode of the Digital Printer Podcast, magazine editor Chris Brock is joined by Printing United Alliance's Amy Servi-Bonner and Fabian Becker from Müller Martini to find out more about the topic, and why it's vital for survival in print.

Print's equality problem: Why gender equality is the key to the industry’s future

What can a traditionally male industry do to smash stereotypes, attract more women, and tackle it's recruitment challenges? Digital Printer editor Chris Brock talks to Gemma Mitchell (MD, Paragon Dagenham), Sam Morgan (owner and director of operations, Signspeed), Meeka Walwyn-Lewis (head of marketing and operations, BPIF), and Jo Stephenson (MD, ThinkB2B Marketing) to discuss the issue of diversity in print.