A&N Media, the consumer media division of DMGT, has announced that its printing division, Harmsworth Printing Limited, is considering plans to relocate its present Surrey Quays, South London printing operation to a new green field site in Thurrock, E
Reader’s Digest UK has briefed twentysix, Digivate and I Spy to build its online presence as it focuses on connecting with its audience through a range of digital channels.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) and the World Editors Forum has condemned the sentencing of a Yemeni journalist for alleged links to Al-Qaeda.
The Specialist Media Magazine is a new digital magazine, published by the Specialist Media Show, in the run up to May’s event, for specialist media businesses.
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is now available as a complete digital replica of the printed edition, combined with breaking news from the newspaper's website, in the form of the new ArkansasOnline for the Apple iPad.
The Radio Times has announced that its editorial is available on an EPG service (electronic programme guide) in nearly 4 million Freeview homes, reaching 11 million UK viewers every day.
Racecar Engineering, the motorsport technology magazine, has unveiled its new website.
Roundpoint, the web and mobile integration specialist, has developed a new mobile site for The Lancet.
Forbes Media has launched the next phase in a rolling redesign of Forbes.com, including newly re-architectured and redesigned Channel pages as well as a new Home Page, which will continue to be enhanced during the year.
Targeting platform nugg.ad and Dennis Publishing announce a new cooperation for the English market.
Robert Harding World Imagery, the independent travel photography specialist, has recently launched its new website.
Northcliffe’s localpeople network expands with the launch of 14 new sites.
News Corporation has released the following statement in response to yesterday’s statement by Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport.
NFRN General Manager Paul Chambers has left the NFRN after four years in the position.
Digital Technology International has announced that The Daily Sentinel, in Grand Junction, Colorado has become the first publisher to implement the entire suite of mission-critical DTI publishing solutions as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS).
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