The News Academy's first ever summer school takes place this month. Big-hitters from The Sun, The Times and The Sunday Times will be sharing their knowledge and tips with aspiring young journalists from across Britain.
When the first issue of Archant Life’s Cheshire Life magazine rolled off the presses, King George V was on the throne, our own Queen was but an eight-year-old Princess Elizabeth, and Ramsay MacDonald was the Prime Minister.
London Live is to boost its focus on its news and current affairs output, with a knock on reduction in originally commissioned and acquired entertainment content, a move to align its content more closely with the London Evening Standard.
TIIFS is the new name of Time Inc’s international fulfilment division. The company formerly known as TW4 has changed its name and branding in line with Time Inc’s separation from Time Warner.
A woman complained to the Press Complaints Commission that The Sun had harassed her in breach of Clause 4 (Harassment) of the Editors’ Code of Practice. The complaint was upheld.
Since launching in the UK on March 27th, Readly, the digital platform allowing subscribers access to numerous UK magazines for a single monthly subscription, has added a further 25 titles from 12 publishers.
Air Business Group has been selected as Informa / Taylor & Francis’ distribution partner for a further three years.
Hearst Magazines UK and Global’s Capital have joined forces in a media first to promote the new 108, Peugeot’s latest compact city car.
The Press Complaints Commission has published details of its latest adjudication, regarding a complaint made against the Kentish Gazette.
Impresa, Portugal’s largest media group, has selected Elvis DAM as its new system to efficiently manage its stock of millions of current and legacy media assets and to streamline its photo workflow.
The ABC yesterday released the consumer magazine circulation results for the January - June 2014 period and publishers have responded with their interpretation of the figures.
Hearst Magazines UK yesterday announced that Company, the brand for “street-style-obsessed young British women”, is to become a standalone digital brand from October 2014.
Men’s Fitness magazine is to relaunch with an “exciting new look and pacy new feel”. The first edition of the redesigned magazine will be the October issue, on sale 27 August.
Johnston Press plc yesterday announced the permanent appointment of John Bills as Group Managing Director, with immediate effect.
The Cricketer has announced that Simon Hughes, the former Middlesex and Durham bowler, is to become the title's Editor-at-Large from September 1.
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