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Future has unveiled a “sleek” new look for Cycling Plus magazine.
Informa employees and the Group have joined together to donate £32,750 to the Red Cross for Japan relief work after the devastating tsunami in March.
Glenfiddich has signed a major sponsorship deal with MOJO, the music monthly, to be headline sponsor of the MOJO Honours List, the magazine's annual awards ceremony which celebrates and rewards the greatest names in music.
Publishing Technology plc, a leading provider of software and services to the publishing industry, today announced an agreement for major implementation project of its journal fulfilment software by leading international publisher SAGE.
IPC Southbank, the upmarket women’s division of IPC Media, announces that Look, its weekly fashion magazine, has joined its portfolio from IPC Connect.
The BBC’s Homes & Antiques magazine has unveiled a 1950s living room at London’s Royal Festival Hall, as part of the Southbank Centre’s 60th anniversary celebrations of the Festival of Britain.
Grazia will be pushing back its usual deadlines on Friday 29 April to produce a special Royal Wedding issue.
Haymarket Network, which was recently appointed by LOCOG to produce the official programmes for the 2012 Olympics, has announced that it has also been chosen to design and produce the souvenir Official Programme published to mark the marriage of Prin
Online service developer and digital media specialist, Abacus e-Media, has announced the completion of a management buy-out from its owner of four years, Bond International Software PLC.
Internal communication research and training business Melcrum is re-launching its flagship print publication Strategic Communication Management (SCM).
BBC History Magazine is now available in Hungary, following a licensing deal between BBC Magazines and Budapest-based publishers Kossuth Kiadó.
The hunt is on for the next John Motson, as Match of the Day magazine has launched a competition to find the country's best junior reporter.
The cover of last week’s Radio Times featured a drawing of the royal wedding carriage by seven-year-old London schoolgirl Darcey Gurner, winner of the magazine's royal wedding picture competition.
April 14 was Informa’s official 5th birthday of Going Bananas for the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF).
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