FT seasonal appeal raises over £2m
The Financial Times 2014/15 seasonal appeal has raised over £2m for International Rescue Committee (IRC), a global charity that saves and rebuilds lives in the wake of conflict and disaster.
The Financial Times 2014/15 seasonal appeal has raised over £2m for International Rescue Committee (IRC), a global charity that saves and rebuilds lives in the wake of conflict and disaster.
Newspaper publishers have committed to taking action to protect home news deliveries after the NFRN laid bare the impact late deliveries and reruns continue to have on its membership.
The regional daily reached the one million milestone after its website had more than a million visitors in one month – and celebrated with a photograph using the latest technology.
Shortlists for the 2014 Press Awards, celebrating the best of UK national newspaper journalism, have been announced.
The Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB UK) has released part one of a set of guidelines to help the marketing industry provide more transparency to consumers around ‘native’ advertising.
This weekend the Mirror launched its next burst of brand activity “Don’t Say Stupid”, part of an ongoing campaign to reinforce its intelligent tabloid credentials.
With the new version 9.5 of its multi-channel publishing system Enterprise, WoodWing simplifies reusing online content in print, enabling users to tailor their stories to channel specific requirements.
The National Readership Survey Board has announced that Simon Marquis will be stepping down from his current position as Chairman at the end of the year.
5 fifteen, a leading global advertising sales solutions provider, is expanding its global operations serving the magazine, newspaper, broadcast, and digital publishing industry with a strategic hire focusing on business development in North America.
DMGT has reported first-quarter revenues of £476 million, up 1% on an underlying basis compared to the same period last year.
Telegraph Media Group (TMG) has unveiled details of its Six Nations coverage, launching two media partnerships with Avis and IBM.
Metro yesterday announced a new partnership with Jeep, showcasing its newest model – the Jeep Renegade, which will be revealed in today’s paper. The deal was brokered by Maxus Partnerships.
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) has announced today the names of those that have been appointed to its Appointments Panel.
The Financial Times has added a daily curated economics newsletter to its subscriber offering. Martin Sandbu’s Free Lunch will provide a spirited take on the big economic questions of the day, say the publishers.
The Sun has handed over its headlines to its Twitter followers – challenging the 690,000 strong community to generate a Sun headline that is printed in the next day’s paper.
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