The Guardian has announced that its US traffic exceeded 11.8 million unique visitors in October, and is growing at a year over year rate of nearly 6 percent, pulling ahead of BBC news for the first time since it launched its US site, according to ind
Local World launches today, a media business dedicated to the optimisation of local content and commerce across all platforms.
The National, a package of 16 market leading titles, is now on the National Readership Survey (NRS).
Slimming World celebrates its 100th issue this month.
Senior Archant Anglia editorial figure, Bob Crawley, has been appointed to the Press Complaints Commission after being nominated by the Newspaper Society.
The Financial Times has announced the launch of MandateWire Asia, a new service that provides money managers with rapid, reliable and high-value business intelligence on institutional asset flows and sales leads.
Quantcast, an audience measurement and targeting provider for advertisers and publishers, has launched a self-service interface for its brand targeting solution, Quantcast Advertise for Branding.
WAN-IFRA has announced that Thomas Jacob has been promoted to the new position of Chief Operating Officer.
International stock imagery company Alamy has announced changes to the percentage of royalties it pays to contributors in order to fund expansion plans.
Telegraph Media Group (TMG) has partnered with Halifax to create the first UK campaign on Flipboard.
Dennis Publishing has announced the launch of its How to DJ magbook.
The media industry-led technical project, that aims to create the basis for a universally recognisable way to communicate rights information for online content, is forging ahead.
David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband have been issued with a fierce challenge by local press editors in their constituencies who oppose statutory regulation of the press.
Mag+ has introduced its new Mag+ App SDK (Software Development Kit), which opens the Mag+ engine to publishers, agencies and app developers.
New NFRN research shows that newspaper sales are affected when publishers extend their cut off times into wholesale houses.
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