Here are just a few of the gems you might've missed in social media this week…
- Newsweek returning to print after 12 months as a digital-only title
- Fairfax Media selling its Stayz accommodation website for $220 million
- A UK printer winning a court battle after suffering ear damage
- Plans to convert the former Gunns pulp mill site into a wind farm
- An analyst examining the pros and cons of Pact Group's $650 million float
- David Sweeney and John Weibusch each clocking up 40 years at Openbook Howden Design & Print
- Scott Print's John Scott being nominated as one of WA's leading young entrepreneurs
- Konica Minolta's Stephen Mummery and Derek MacMinn running a fundraising half-marathon on behalf of Project Futures
- Fourteen ways to stay focused at work over the holidays
- More jobs from printers throughout Australia
- How do you name your print files?
- What analysis do you do before a major capex project?
Our top five stories this week were…
1) Focus Press unveils new $8m facility, announces acquisition
2) BJ Ball seals second acquisition in a week
3) Platypus wins back Geon work, targets growth in print and packaging
4) Entrepreneur grows 20% per year to become million-dollar star
5) Industry Insider: A love of print isn’t enough
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