WSJ expands iPad offering
The Wall Street Journal has announced the expansion of its existing iPad app to include regional editions for users in Europe and Asia.
The Wall Street Journal has announced the expansion of its existing iPad app to include regional editions for users in Europe and Asia.
Concern has been raised by Scottish newsagents this week at what appears to be a new bout of “price-wars” between the Scottish Saturday Sun and the Scottish Saturday Star.
Imagine Publishing has announced the appointment of Mat Toor as its new Head of Digital.
Europe’s most powerful business people continue to read more copies of the Financial Times than any other publication, according to the latest Business Elite Europe survey from Ipsos MORI.
i, claiming to be the UK's first quality daily newspaper to launch in almost 25 years, will go on sale nationwide on Tuesday 26 October.
Future has launched T3: iPad Edition – its first fully bespoke digital magazine for Apple’s tablet. Available for download from the App Store, the latest T3 brand extension includes Audi and Intel among its launch commercial partners.
BBC Magazines has appointed Rebekah Billingsley to oversee the publisher's strategy for taking its magazine brands onto mobile devices.
United Business Media has announced that it has acquired the OBGYN.net website and related assets from MediSpecialty.com, Inc. for a total cash consideration of $0.8 million.
The Financial Times has announced the launch of the new FTChinese.com app for the Apple iPad.
MEN Media has announced that The Trafford Metro will relaunch as two new newspapers: The Sale & Altrincham Advertiser and The Stretford & Urmston Advertiser.
Trinity Mirror has announced that it has taken control of Fish4.
Wallpaper*, the international design, fashion and lifestyle magazine, has launched its first iPad application, backed by Tudor Watches and featuring exclusive films from stage and screen legends David Lynch and Robert Wilson.
Musician Matthew Herbert is creating a concert which is the first of its kind to be inspired by a British newspaper.
Following on from Vogue’s ‘Fashion’s Night Out’ in September, Vogue.com is to launch its digital equivalent, ‘Fashion’s Night In’, for the most stylish stay-at-home shopping experience ever.
The Financial Times has announced the launch of ‘Women at the Top’, a multi-platform initiative which will see extensive editorial coverage in the paper, on video and online, and a global conference celebrating the top 50 women in global business.
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