Getting the message

Abstract

The Kent Messenger is answering the call for increased color in regional investment with a £2 million press investment to add capacity to a Goss Visa web. The press will give the Kent Messenger the capacity to print two 64 pp tabloid products each with 24 pp of color. As a combined press, this becomes 48 pp of color and, should it be necessary, 96 pp of color running collect. The folder will also give a broadsheet product, although neither the Messenger group titles nor the Kent Today series require broadsheet. A profile of the company is presented.