Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC, an international business information and events group, announced last week a binding agreement to sell the assets of its Mining Indaba business to ITE Group PLC for a price of £30.1 million.
UK advertisers spent £6.4bn on digital advertising in the first half of 2018, according to the latest results of the IAB UK and PwC Digital AdSpend report.
Researchers and readers in Egypt will be able to access all IOP Publishing’s (IOP) journals and ebooks, thanks to a new agreement between IOP and the Egyptian Knowledge Bank (EKB).
Egmont Publishing, a children’s specialist publisher, has announced a Gaming Special from its boys’ magazine, Toxic.
Dazed Media has announced the appointment of a General Manager, Commercial and a Fashion Account Director.
Stylist, the women’s magazine, this week released an issue made and created by girls, to empower the future generation and raise awareness on The UN International Day of the Girl Child (Thursday 11th October 2018).
LID Publishing has been appointed to the Catalyst and Exchange account, the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) announced yesterday.
Every issue of the New Humanist, and its predecessors throughout the years, is now available through the digital edition developed in partnership with digital publishing company Exact Editions.
Ingenta, a provider of technology solutions to publishers, is offering two new web-based platforms for media organisations – Truly Media and Editorial.
Leading comics scholars have launched a new research hub focusing on comics, graphic novels and related forms at London College of Communication, UAL.
Condé Nast International yesterday announced the next Vogue title on Snapchat Discover; Vogue en español.
The Guardian has announced that it is turning its international weekly newspaper - Guardian Weekly - into a weekly news magazine.
Dennis Publishing, the company behind Auto Express, Carbuyer and evo, is launching DrivingElectric – a new website focusing on electric vehicles.
The News Media Association has welcomed the EU’s decision yesterday to allow European Member States to apply lower VAT rates to e-publications such as electronic books, newspapers and periodicals.
The Association for Online Publishing (AOP) recently unveiled the full programme for its summit aimed, it says, at giving industry leaders the insights needed for success across the digital publishing industry.
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