Christie’s International Real Estate, the leading network in the marketing and sale of luxury homes worldwide and the only property network wholly owned by an art auction house, announces the debut of its redesigned global property magazine.
The first UK edition of Women’s Health has surpassed expectations by beating its predicted sales target by more 10,000 copies, say the publishers.
Specialist media group Future has announced the appointment of Simon Wainwright to the newly created role of Market Research Director, with responsibility for driving Future’s consumer insight.
The makers of How It Works launch a new space magazine in the growing knowledge sector.
Sir David Bell will be the next Chairman of the Press Syndicate, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge has announced. Sir David will take up the position early in the new academic year.
Top of the Pops magazine, one of the UK’s best-selling teen titles, published by Immediate Media Co, has undergone a revamp.
APA (The Association of Publishing Agencies) has rebranded to become the Content Marketing Association (CMA) in order to better reflect the work of its members and highlight the importance of content in today’s marketing strategies.
Egmont Kids Media, the specialist children’s publisher for babies to teens, has announced a worldwide partnership (excluding USA) with MovieStarPlanet for both book and magazine publishing.
Informa Telecoms & Media has completed the acquisition of Bristol-based Keynote World Media, which owns and runs the Cloud Computing World Forum events series.
One of the UK’s leading independent magazine sales houses has taken over the national advertising sales for Northcliffe Media’s portfolio of magazines from May 2012.
Immediate Media Branded Content has won the contract to publish Scouting, the Scout Association’s bi-monthly volunteers’ magazine, in print, digital and tablet formats.
ELLE, the fashion title published by Hearst Magazines UK, says it has received a strong response to its first ever search for the country’s best interns who will be paid to edit the October 2012 issue.
Two Sides has reacted angrily to Toshiba’s announcement in the US, that 23 October will be ‘National No-Print Day'.
The Associated Press and some of the world’s leading celebrity photographers have formed an independent photography company to provide inside access to the entertainment industry.
It’s For Boys, a new 13 issues a year title from LCD Publishing, goes on sale 22 June, priced £2.50.
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