The Finnish Newspapers Association has been designated a “Center of Youth Engagement Excellence” by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) for its 50 years of introducing youth to news and teachers to how to use that news
The Duke of York will attend a special session at WIRED 2014, it was announced yesterday by David Rowan, Editor of WIRED.
Guardian News & Media (GNM) yesterday announced that Sheffield Doc/Fest’s Charlie Phillips will be joining the Guardian next month to take up the new position of head of documentaries, forming a key part of the Guardian’s growing video team.
Luxury, business and style writer Robert Johnston has been promoted to the new position of Style Director of British GQ, it was announced yesterday by Dylan Jones.
The Sun has teamed up with some of the most popular children’s authors and entertainers to introduce a new weekly feature encouraging parents to read with their children.
Local World has announced the appointment of Mike Goldsmith as Digital Product Director, with immediate effect. He will have an initial special remit to deliver a world class mobile product.
On Monday 8th September Metro will dedicate its entire edition to supporting the Rainbow Laces campaign, the Paddy Power led initiative to tackle homophobia in football.
The World Editors Forum has been commissioned by UNESCO to conduct a study on the protection of journalists’ sources in the digital age.
Reed Elsevier has entered into exclusive negotiations to acquire FircoSoft, the Paris-based global sanctions screening software group.
Time Inc. yesterday announced it is rebranding its wholly-owned UK publishing arm IPC Media to Time Inc. UK.
The international editions of Vogue are hosting Fashion’s Night Out events in 32 cities across 19 markets this autumn.
Publishers and their trade associations call for rejection of what they describe as a flawed deal and to enforce EU competition law properly to the benefit of consumers, publishers and businesses.
On Saturday 6th September, HELLO! Magazine will unveil HELLO! Fashion Monthly (HFM), which it says will be the UK’s first £1 monthly magazine on a multi-channel platform, offering aspirational yet accessible fashion for today’s busy women.
Forbes Media today launched the company’s new vertical – ForbesLife.com. The luxury lifestyle website is a digital extension of ForbesLife, Forbes’ luxury lifestyle magazine.
UBM plc has announced the formation of UBM Americas, which consolidates UBM’s events-led marketing services businesses in North and South America into a single organisation with a streamlined management structure.
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