ESI Media has launched new London Evening Standard apps for iOS, underlining, say the publishers, its continued commitment to evolving the brand’s digital presence and seamlessly integrating it with its print editions.
The Telegraph has announced that SEAT will be partnering with three Telegraph events, The Triathlon Show: London, The London Bike Show and The Telegraph Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show, to launch its new model, the SEAT Leon X-PERIENCE.
Jane Bruton has been appointed Director of Lifestyle and Deputy Editor at the Telegraph.
As part of the campaign from the Evening Standard, Independent, i and London Live to raise awareness of the plight of Homeless Veterans, London mayor Boris Johnson and owner of the papers Evgeny Lebedev spent a night this weekend rough-sleeping on a
News UK, publisher of The Sun, The Times and The Sunday Times, has launched a brand new healthy living and diet website - Newme.co.uk.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) and the World Editors Forum has condemned today’s attack against French satirical publication Charlie Hebdo that has left 11 dead and at least four seriously injured.
Newsquest Media Group, one of the UK’s leading regional media groups, has commenced a period of consultation with staff in its national sales function regarding a proposal to transfer this activity to Mediaforce.
Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles has issued an invitation to councils, local newspapers and others to pilot innovative ways of improving statutory notices while maintaining a strong local press.
Ian Mean will be retiring as editor of the Western Daily Press in February 2015.
The new press regulator, IPSO, yesterday published its first set of adjudications on complaints, including the first use of its power to direct the nature and placement of a correction.
The Daily Mirror will publish a free e-edition on Christmas Day, targeting those receiving tablets as gifts.
Archant staff have been dancing, running, cycling and singing all to raise cash for good causes and now the Archant Gold staff charitable funding scheme has matched their efforts over the past six months to the tune of £10,794.
A new national advertisement manager has been appointed by the Midland News Association, publisher of the Express & Star and Shropshire Star.
How To Spend It, the Financial Times’ luxury lifestyle magazine, has raised £362,650 for Save the Children through its special 20th anniversary fundraising issue How To Give It, published on 29 November.
Newsquest Media Group, one of the UK’s leading regional media groups, has announced the appointment of Mike Gilson as Group Editor of Newsquest Sussex Ltd, the publisher of The Argus.
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