Traffic across the Condé Nast Britain websites has grown from a monthly average of 860,000 unique users in 2007 to a monthly average of 8.3 million unique users year to date, it was announced yesterday at the annual Condé Nast Digital Briefing, by Ja
Yesterday, the High Court rejected the Press’ application for judicial review of the government’s Royal Charter, which was subsequently sealed by the Privy Council.
Metro has announced Carat as the winner of ‘The Big Ticket’ competition for agencies to create an integrated, multi-platform campaign for their clients to run across Metro’s print, digital and mobile platforms.
The Telegraph Media Group has renewed and strengthened its commercial partnership with the Rugby Football Union (RFU), sealing a relationship which will continue beyond the home 2015 Rugby World Cup.
The Mail on Sunday’s YOU Magazine has launched three major new advertising initiatives with leading brands, including bespoke commercial events and new product offerings.
Racing Post Connect has gone live. The new digital listings directory, which is powered by Wave2 Media Solutions, replaces an annual print publication.
The inaugural Newsworks Planning Awards attracted a total of 77 entries from 16 media agencies, including MediaCom, Carat, Mindshare, Manning Gottlieb OMD and PHD.
Dennis Publishing has promoted two of its key team members to head up its in-house app development team, Dennis Media Factory.
LOOK is publishing its first instantly shoppable and fully interactive print issue offering their readers the chance to buy directly from the print page and star on the cover of their LOOK issue.
Bauer Media’s MOJO celebrates its 20th anniversary with a landmark, collector’s issue.
UBM plc’s commitment to improving its carbon emission performance across all UBM premises worldwide has been recognised in this year’s CDP FTSE 350 Climate Change Report, published earlier this month.
On 28 November 2013 Imagine Publishing will launch World Of Animals, a totally new wildlife magazine set to transform the global print and digital newsstand, say the publishers.
X360 is changing its name to X-ONE from issue 104, on sale 30 October, ahead of the launch of Microsoft’s Xbox One console on 22 November.
Yesterday, The Times and the Sunday Times launched a major new benefit - Times Currency Services - offering readers and non-readers access to “better” exchange rates and “superior” service for all their international currency transfers.
British GQ celebrates its 25th anniversary with fashion, photography and lifestyle one-offs.
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