News UK has agreed a clip rights deal with Aviva Premiership Rugby - rights released by BT Sport, the live broadcasting exclusive rights holder - to give members of the online and app offering of its titles access to post match clip packages.
The Sun has launched a £4.2 million pound marketing campaign to promote its new classified advertising site sunmotors.co.uk.
Shortlists for Press Awards, which celebrate the best of UK national newspaper journalism, have been announced.
Hearst Magazines International and India Today Group have announced the launch of Harper's BAZAAR Bride, expanding the magazine brand’s presence in the country and marking its foray into the luxury wedding market.
The following complaints have been recently resolved by the PCC to the satisfaction of the complainant.
Sport Media has launched the Daily Mirror Collection, a series of specials. The first issue, which goes on sale 7 March, priced £4.99, looks back at the Beatles’ conquest of America.
UBM plc has reported its results for the full year ended 31 December 2013.
The Financial Times Group achieved profits of £55m, an underlying increase of 17% year-on-year.
Bauer Media’s Empire, the movie magazine, is publishing a limited print run of super-sized ‘Megazines’ as part of its year of 25th anniversary celebrations.
BMJ, one of the world’s leading medical knowledge providers, has announced that is has signed an “Executive Agreement for Cooperation in Health Learning and research” with the Ministry of Health (MoH) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Telegraph Media Group (TMG) has announced a new partnership with Glyndebourne which will see The Telegraph become the Festival’s 2014 UK online partner.
Local media publishers have told MPs that the threat to the industry from the BBC is“back on the table” as a result of the BBC Trust encouraging the BBC to develop its licence fee funded local services.
Toby Chapman, editorial development manager for regionals, has been promoted to the new role of group development editor.
Guardian News & Media's print and digital titles - the Guardian, The Observer and theguardian.com - are the most-read quality newspaper combination in Britain, according to the latest NRS PADD (National Readership Survey Print and Digital Data) data
The ABC figures for regional newspapers were published yesterday.
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