Launch: Moshi Monsters
Moshi Monsters, a new monthly magazine from Skyjack Publishing, goes on sale on 17th February, with a cover price of £2.99.
Moshi Monsters, a new monthly magazine from Skyjack Publishing, goes on sale on 17th February, with a cover price of £2.99.
With the Information Commissioner’s Office using its new powers at the end of last year to dish out £160,000 worth of fines for breaches of the Data Protection Act, the launch of a new online data protection training programme is timely.
Imagine Publishing has announced that as part of its pioneering commitment to digital mobile publishing it has given a free Apple iPad to all its employees.
A new white paper throws down the gauntlet to the marketing and media community to abandon traditional thinking. It predicts that within the next ten years, the industry will see the death of ‘the line’ as distinctions between traditional media and m
Bauer Media has promoted Darren Khan to the newly-created role of Commercial Director of Bauer Access alongside his current role as TV Sales Director.
Robert Harding World Imagery, the independent travel photography specialist, has recently launched its new website.
Total 911, the world’s only magazine dedicated to the Porsche 911, has been named Porsche Magazine of the Year in the Porsche Awards 2010.
ITV1’s morning show Lorraine has launched the UK’s first curvy supermodel search with the help of fashion weekly, Look magazine.
The Official UEFA Champions League Magazine published by Haymarket Network on behalf of UEFA launches two new licensed editions in Asia this month.
Egmont, the specialist children’s publisher has this month released the results of research into parental behaviours and attitudes in relation to entertaining their children on holiday and on journeys.
Maney Publishing has announced a deal to publish on behalf of the International Institute for the Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (IIC).
BBC Worldwide has signed leading footwear, apparel and accessories brand developer Established Brands to create the first ever range of Lonely Planet branded luggage, travel accessories and apparel on behalf of the travel brand.
IPC Media, one of the UK’s leading magazine publishers, has chosen SPECAL (lifelong well-being for people with dementia) as its charity of the year for 2011, following a company-wide vote.
PPA has announced that it has changed its official name from the Periodical Publishers Association to the Professional Publishers Association.
The annual FIPP Research Forum and Awards will take place in France on 7-8 April 2011 at the Prisma Presse offices in Paris.
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