We love when something a little out of the ordinary pops up on WiiWare, and one such game is Kyotokei, an original horizontal shoot-em-up that recently launched in North America and garnered an ...

Microforum president Frank Stipo apologizes for the lack of heat as he guides us on a tour of his west-end plant. The gas has been cut off so Enbridge employees can work on upgrading the site’s ...

Vinyl pressing in Canada took a major hit at the start of this year when Calgary's Canada Boy Vinyl announced it was ceasing operations. However, the wait for more Canadian-made wax won't be long, ...

Toronto's Microforum Services Group has spent these past few years pressing vinyl records, but the company is now lending a hand to frontline workers through manufacturing personal protective ...

With the rising popularity of the much-loved record format, Microforum and its nationwide network of brokers are extremely excited to add this format to our product offering." The first two WarmTone ...

A Toronto company will become the first in Canada to produce old-school vinyl records, using a technology that's brand new. Toronto CD and DVD manufacturer Microforum has been looking to take a spin ...

Microforum in Toronto manufactures optical and digital media, including CD, DVD, Blu-ray, and USB Flash media. They're one of the only factories in Canada (and even the world) to have this special, ...

Microforum Inc. said Tuesday it will cut its workforce by 20 per cent and continue efforts to sell its marketing unit as part of a bid to return the company to profitability. In a release outlining ...

Struggling Microforum Inc. said Thursday it will chop about 30 per cent of its staff and close its New York office as part of a restructuring that is intended to return the company to profitability.

It’s been a great decade for vinyl: sales have increased for 11 years in a row, and LPs are expected to be a billion-dollar industry in 2017. But the current love-in for analog culture hasn’t been as ...

For Noble Musa, the task of scoping out decades-old record pressing equipment felt like a journey into an old sci-fi movie. So his media manufacturing company decided to take another approach. Megan ...