WAN-IFRA launches Brain Trust
The WAN-IFRA Twinning Programme Brain Trust has been launched in Johannesburg.
The WAN-IFRA Twinning Programme Brain Trust has been launched in Johannesburg.
Digimarc has announced it has added two new tools its Online Services Portal that give the ability to easily create digitally watermarked mobile campaigns that give consumers the ability to choose the product or experience that they want before they
BrightRoll, a leading provider of digital video advertising services, announces it has secured US $30 million (£18.9 million) in financing.
Northcliffe Digital, the digital arm of regional publisher, Northcliffe Media, has launched a suite of affordable online video products for small businesses advertisers across its network of over 400 hyperlocal and regional web sites operating under
The Future is Yours, a survey of editors’ attitudes, prepared by Jim Chisholm, was unveiled by the Society of Editors yesterday.
The international Digital Magazine Awards, in association with Quark, have announced the finalists for this year's competition.
A team of former BBC Sport journalists who said ‘no’ to the move to Salford are launching a new digital sports content service.
The winners of this year's PPA Data & Digital Publishing Awards were unveiled at a ceremony at the Victoria Park Plaza on November 10.
Internet research publisher and digital training specialist Econsultancy has won the Small Online Business of the Year accolade at the 2011 National Business Awards.
Archant Print has retained three prestigious external accreditations for quality, environmental and health and safety standards, which it first gained three years ago.
An important new report, “The Test of Democracy: Key Laws Which Constrain the Commonwealth Media” was published yesterday as a draft consultation document by the Commonwealth Press Union Media Trust (CPU MT).
A new independent regulator with teeth ought to also offer a "one-stop-shop" mediation service for libel and privacy cases as an alternative to the courts, Guardian editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger, proposed in the annual Orwell Lecture last week.
Around 100 angry NFRN members turned up for a mass meeting in Leicester on Tuesday in protest at the move by the local paper to increase the cover price of its Saturday edition by 20p yet give nothing to the retailers.
Wifi hotspot numbers are set to grow from 1.3 to 5.8 million globally in the next four years according to a report by market research company Informa Telecoms and Media.
The Financial Times has announced the appointment of Stuart Kirk as its global editor of Lex, the FT’s renowned business and financial column.
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