Despite Labour’s sustained attack on the Government’s provisions for enforcement of the Publicity Code’s restrictions on council newspapers, the Local Audit and Accountability Bill passed through the Committee stage intact.
Local press editors have called for the BBC “to be a better neighbour” outlining ways it could work with local media and taking measures to avoid competing unfairly with the industry.
The Guardian Australia has picked up a prestigious award at the 2013 Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism, in Brisbane, Australia.
Michael Stott is joining the Financial Times as UK news editor on January 1. In his role he will oversee the FT’s UK coverage in digital and print.
Yesterday, All About Sonic the Hedgehog magazine sped onto shelves.
Country Life yesterday revealed its Christmas Advent calendar cover in the lead up to the 25th December.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, Doctor Who Adventures magazine have teamed up with Blippar to create an interactive edition.
The international Digital Magazine Awards, in association with App Studio and the Dwell Agency, announced the winners of the 2013 competition at a showcase event held at the Proud Gallery in London this week.
Informa plc has announced the acquisition of a stake in Baiwen, the owner and organiser of the annual China Beauty Expo (CBE).
Arnaud de Puyfontaine, CEO of Hearst Magazines UK, is to leave the company to take up a new appointment at Vivendi.
The Financial Times has teamed up with Dom Reilly to launch Dom Reilly for Financial Times – a new range of luxury travel accessories.
Miss Vogue will be published twice next year, it was announced yesterday by Stephen Quinn, Publishing Director of British Vogue. Offering readers added editorial, Miss Vogue will accompany the April and October 2014 issues of its parent magazine.
Attitude Magazine has announced the launch of ‘Attitude Vietnam’.
Goodtoknow has appointed Charlotte Gunn as its new editor. Charlotte is currently managing editor of the brand and in her new role will report to publishing director, Roger Cummings.
Mark Britt, CEO, Mi9 and Martin Clarke, Publisher, MailOnline, today announced that Mi9 and dmg media, parent company of MailOnline have agreed to form a joint venture to bring the Daily Mail website to Australia in early 2014.
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