One year after launching its “IAB Believes” initiative, the Internet Advertising Bureau UK is publishing a summary of the progress made to tackle the five biggest issues facing digital advertising.
Hearst Magazines UK has been awarded the content publishing account for Jamie Oliver’s monthly food, travel and lifestyle title, Jamie magazine, winner of the award for International Consumer Media Brand of the Year at the 2015 PPAs.
Informa plc has published its interim results for the six months to 30 June 2016.
Immediate Media, the special interest content and platform company has launched BBC Focus, the science and technology monthly and Mollie Makes, the craft magazine in France.
Dawson Media Direct announced the launch this week of the first in a planned series of territory-specific ‘microsites’, designed to serve its publisher and airline customers in Thailand.
Hearst Magazines UK, the publisher of Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, ELLE and Harper’s Bazaar, is continuing to invest in its digital advertising team by making a number of key appointments.
MA Business (MAB), part of the Mark Allen Group (MAG), completed its acquisition of three clusters of international conferences from London-based Industry Dynamics, last week.
Six-in-10 Britons interested in the Olympics will share content online about it – according to research from marketing technology firm RadiumOne, which reveals the what, how and how much of sharing content around the 2016 games in Rio.
The Print Futures Awards continue to grow with a record 88 applicants and 50 winners this year, says The Printing Charity.
Puzzler Media, a leading provider of puzzle magazines for over 40 years, has chosen Quadrant Subscription Services to manage their subscriptions.
Time Inc UK is publishing a one-off special for the YouTube generation, tapping into the vlogging phenomenon.
DC Thomson has launched Danger Mouse magazine, a four-weekly magazine aimed at primary kids.
A new piece of research commissioned by Coach magazine and conducted by Join the Dots reveals that 2016 is all about a new type of man - The Alta-Male.
Haymarket has released its first statement on Modern Slavery in response to UK legislation, the Modern Slavery Act.
Guy Phillipson, the Chief Executive of the UK’s Internet Advertising Bureau has announced his intention to step down in January 2017 after exactly 12 years heading the industry body.
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