A decision to deliver newspapers and magazines to retailers 90 minutes earlier than usual during the Olympics in London has allowed Menzies Distribution to record a 100% success rate in London during the first few days of the Olympics.
Egmont Publishing Group, the leading publisher of books and magazines for babies – teen, has signed a deal with Sanrio to publish the Hello Kitty Magazine.
Leading global software company Atex has achieved its first Atex Content go-lives for print editions in Slovenia and Lithuania at Bonnier Business Press, part of the Bonnier Group, the largest media corporation in Scandinavia.
Patrick Horton has been appointed as Marketing Director of Bauer Media’s portfolio of Specialist titles.
Atex announces three new appointments to its executive team, which will help strengthen Atex’s position as a leading provider of software and services for media-rich industries.
Pocket Pub Quiz, a new magazine in the puzzle sector from Quizzical Media, goes on sale 28th August, priced £2.10.
Grazia, Bauer Media’s weekly glossy for upscale women, today announced a landmark campaign in partnership with the Mayor of London, BT and the British Fashion Council called Hatwalk, part of Fashion 2012, the fashion arm of the London 2012 Festival.
eBook World iMag, a magazine for eBook self-publishers and eBook readers, has been launched.
After a three-year battle, Archant Suffolk’s Ipswich Star took out its front page with news that work has started on a dedicated heart unit for the people of Suffolk.
The FT’s results for the first half of 2012 show that more people than ever are paying for FT content, with digital subscriptions exceeding daily print circulation for the first time.
An augmented reality (AR) issue of Real Food magazine - the first cover-to-cover AR food magazine – will soon be available exclusively to Tesco customers.
Metro has announced significant investment in its commercial operation as it targets growth through the enhanced delivery of marketing solutions to clients and the generation of revenues beyond advertising.
British national newspapers and the British Olympic Association (BOA) have combined in a unique project to create a single image of the 541 athletes selected to Team GB.
Go Trail, the online trail running magazine has relaunched, and introduced paid-for subscriptions.
Today The Sun brings the London 2012 Games to life hours before the opening ceremony with an “amazing” augmented reality poster.
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