Community projects across a large part of East Anglia are being offered a dream ticket to a major funding boost, thanks to a new campaign from Archant Norfolk’s Eastern Daily Press.
ABC has announced PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) as the first ABC Associate to be accredited as a Data Integration Associate.
ABC has announced the launch of a new measurement for the Business Media market.
IPC Inspire cycling magazine, Cycling Weekly, has partnered with sports software company Training Diaries to devise and launch what it describes as the world’s first general performance rating system for amateur road cyclists.
Toxic, Egmont’s magazine for tween boys, has launched its first two apps available on iPad and iPhone.
Musicradar, the site for musicians from Future Publishing, is launching the “ultimate two-day online DJ fest” in association with Beatport, the DJ and electronic community.
RBI’s online resource XpertHR has announced a partnership in the USA, with Talent Management Solutions company LivingHR.
Drapersjobs.com – the online destination for fashion jobs, has launched the first ever salary tracker service for the fashion industry.
Franchise dealers and dealer groups are set to benefit from Auto Trader’s Package Builder, a new flexible business approach that aims to address dealer needs for today’s market and provides adaptability for the future.
IOP Publishing have commissioned Abacus e-Media to re-develop their new service, Physics Connect.
This week, Trinity Mirror launched TMwire, a new content-sharing initiative enabling stories and pictures used by its newspapers to be shared across publishing centres.
Shortlist Media’s new digital fashion glossy, Never Underdressed, launches a month-long campaign across outdoor media, print and digital platforms this week.
Introducing practical training in ethics matters to everyone in the industry, the NCTJ’s vice-chairman told an audience of journalism educators and trainers at a seminar in London.
Business Insurance, a leading source of news and information for risk and benefits managers, has become the first publisher in North America to create HTML5-based web apps of its publication with App Studio.
The Financial Times has launched a royalty free republishing licence enabling education customers to reuse FT content to provide market context for their learning resources.
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