Dreams, a specialist bed retailer and House Beautiful, Hearst’s home interiors magazine, have launched an exclusive new collection of bedroom furniture in a new brand licensing partnership deal.
Aceville has launched ‘Create Cook Do’, an online platform designed to deliver free at-home entertainment at the touch of a button.
Following on from the success of its first partnership, Grazia has teamed up with monthly beauty box subscription brand Glossybox again to launch the ‘Best of Beauty Box’.
Centaur Media has published its interim results for the six month period to 30 June 2020.
The Week Junior Science+Nature is encouraging children to discover the world around them in their Summer Scavenger Hunt.
ELLE UK has launched a joint initiative with The Social Mobility Commission to find the next generation of creative talent with its first ever mentoring scheme.
Tony Elliott, the founder of Time Out magazine, died on 17 July, aged 73 after a long illness.
Hearst UK this week announced it is opening The Hearst Institute, a new, state-of-the-art product testing facility in Feltham, South West London.
Bauer Media this week confirmed the conclusion of its UK Publishing portfolio review, originally announced on 18 May.
Future plc is leveraging the content and editorial expertise from newly acquired TI Media to launch three digital brands.
Anthem last week completed changes to its structure to take it forward post-lockdown, focusing on its major wellness brands as well as bringing selected music and special interest titles back into publication.
NFRN National President Stuart Reddish has roundly condemned Friday’s announcement from Smiths News that its carriage charges are to increase by 3.02 per cent with effect from August 30 2020.
ICIS this week announced it has acquired Chemical Data, LLC, a leading provider of US petrochemical price benchmarks, market analysis, and predictive analytics, based in Houston.
In a virtual ceremony yesterday, hosted by Tom Evans, ACE announced the winners of its 2020 Newspaper & Magazine Awards.
One of the UK’s leading children’s magazine publishers, Signature Publishing, has announced that it will be an active partner in the Department for Education’s Hungry Little Minds campaign.
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