Lime Pictures, producers’ of C4’s flagship teen soap Hollyoaks, have joined forces with young women’s fashion title, Company magazine, to highlight the “fantastic opportunities” available to youngsters hoping to land a career in fashion or the media.
The August issue of The Word, published by Development Hell, will be the last.
A new look Family Wordsearch Jumbo, from Eye To Eye Puzzles, goes on sale 19 July, priced £2.65.
CDS Global has announced that they will be providing subscription fulfilment and customer management services to Kelsey Publishing Limited.
Metropolis International Group Ltd continues its growth strategy by announcing the exchange of contracts with Reed Business Information Ltd on the sale and purchase of Electronics Weekly and all associated online products and events, and the academic
The Sun's all-new TV supplement TV Magazine will launch this Saturday (07/07).
As the European Football Championships drew to a close on Sunday, with the spotlight on Ukraine, WAN-IFRA, Article 19, Freedom House, Open Society Foundations, and the Ukraine Association of Press Publishers yesterday release their joint report on th
Newsquest Specialist Media has launched a new information guide into the workplace benefits sector. Reward – the “definitive guide” to workplace benefits will be published quarterly with a circulation of 9247 middle market HR directors. The first iss
A&N Media has unveiled full details of the bespoke services on offer through their newly created Mail Publisher Solutions team.
Grazia magazine has appointed Gaby Hinsliff as Political Editor-at-Large.
Northcliffe Media became the official owner of the Nottingham and Long Eaton Topper.
Forbes.com has launched a new home page, intended to better meet the needs of its audience.
Market-leading guitar manufacturer Fender has selected FuturePlus, the customer publishing division of Future Publishing, to produce its new bi-annual magazine.
The South London Press has experienced a net circulation rise of 35 per cent increase on the previous week following the launch of seven hyperlocal newspapers in South London.
Adrian Jeakings, chief executive of Archant, is the new president of the Newspaper Society.
11505 articles - Page 616/767
