The Malay Mail, a leading daily English-language newspaper in Malaysia, selected both WoodWing’s multi-channel publishing system Enterprise and the company’s digital asset management solution Elvis DAM.
Outbrain, the content discovery platform, yesterday announced the launch of Native In-Feed, a product that allows publishers for the first time to use the Outbrain platform to serve native (in-stream) advertising.
Ideas, sponsorship and strategic partnerships specialist, David Vokes joins Metro as Partnerships Director.
A major piece of research from News UK Commercial, Project Footprint, reveals the correlation between what people read and their subsequent online behaviour, conversations and purchases.
For the past three months, NewstrAid and NFRN Assist have worked together to produce a scheme to help newsagents who are in serious financial difficulty.
dmg media announce last week that its printing operations in Thurrock and Didcot have received ISO 14001 accreditation, the widely recognised environmental standard.
Quirker.co.uk, a new website aimed at a young social audience celebrating the best of real life eccentric content, was last week unveiled by Local World.
DailyMail.com has announced that it is investing $3m in discovery platform Taboola to develop next generation native advertising and content marketing offerings for its clients.
On Thursday, June 4, the Financial Times gathered 165 guests for a reception to meet the FT’s Washington, DC bureau.
The Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail outsold the Sun on Sunday and Saturday’s Sun respectively, throughout the month of May, according to the latest ABC figures released on Friday.
News UK Commercial has today announced the appointment of Jane Putley as Head of News and Donia Dacey as Head of Solutions.
ESI Media has appointed Scott Deutrom to the newly created role of Chief Digital Revenue Officer.
John Whittingdale has praised British journalism for uncovering the Fifa scandal, saying that without The Sunday Times investigation the allegations about the world football governing body would never have come to light.
Trinity Mirror has confirmed that its subsidiary, MGN Limited will be seeking permission to appeal the judgment handed down by Mr Justice Mann on 21 May 2015.
The financial statements for the Telegraph Media Group for the year ended 28th December 2014 were filed at Companies House, on 29 May.
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