From nine printing plants, on October 27th he launched a new newspaper, the National Post.

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Megumi Tomita of NSK says papers have managed to make up for advertising losses by modernising their printing plants.

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Because Afghanistan had no access to printing plants, Roshan had to rely on promotional services in Dubai, a two-and-a-half-hour flight away.

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Then buttons are pressed and seven printing plants around the world receive an identical issue, together with all its sophisticated colour pages.

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Most of the 29 printing plants operated as personal fiefs.

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When the distributor, a much larger company that owned one of Britain's biggest printing plants, backed out of their contract and stopped distribution of his magazines, Desmond took his business directly to retailers and threatened to sue.

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It had already used the satellite to transmit pages of Friday's Wall Street Journal to printing plants around the country, and transmissions of its Barron's magazine pages weren't scheduled to begin until Friday evening, spokesman Richard Tofel said.

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