More used to writing the news than making it, editor of Archant Norfolk’s Great Yarmouth Mercury, Anne Edwards, was made an Honorary Fellow of University Campus Suffolk at Great Yarmouth Minister on October 10.
Telegraph Media Group (TMG) has announced that it is to live stream all the red carpet action from the European Premiere of Sony Pictures UK’s film ‘Fury’, this Sunday, 19th October.
The Home Secretary has announced a review of the use of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) following a sustained campaign by the media industry for better protection of journalistic sources.
WIRED UK and digital arts platform The Space have announced The Space/ WIRED Creative Fellows Programme, a new category within the WIRED Innovation Fellowships, with a total of £100,000 being awarded to emerging digital artists.
Guardian News and Media (GNM) and Telegraph Media Group (TMG) have partnered to launch the latest version of the ‘Audiences Not Platforms’ cross-platform planning tool – Audiences Not Platforms 2.0.
Standard.co.uk sees strong growth in September across key global and UK metrics.
The Independent celebrates its highest figures ever across all key UK and global metrics and i100 audience leaps 25% in its second month.
The MailOnline recorded its best ever day for traffic last month, as more than 14.3 million Global Daily Unique Visitors accessed its Website and Apps on the 2nd September 2014.
Two new films that shine the spotlight on the role of investigative journalism in driving change and the lengths reporters go to deliver news to the world were released yesterday.
A new survey suggests that newspapers played a greater role in determining how people voted in the Scottish Independence referendum last month than either social media or the campaigns themselves.
Tony Dowling announced yesterday that he is stepping down as Managing Director South West Wales Media Group to pursue a major Welsh wide development project for Local World.
Top Right Group (TRG) yesterday announced that global Architecture event, The World Architecture Festival (WAF) will become part of EMAP’s Architecture brand portfolio which also includes The Architectural Review (AR) and the Architects’ Journal (AJ)
Ars Technica will launch online in the UK in Spring 2015, it was announced yesterday by Condé Nast Britain.
Almost 7,000 visitors from exactly 100 countries – the largest number of countries in the history of the event – attended the World Publishing Expo, which closed in Amsterdam yesterday.
Say Media UK yesterday unveiled the results of its recent study into Native Advertising. The survey sampled advertising and media professionals from across the UK, with the intent of establishing the market’s understanding of the term Native Advertis
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