Emap launches premium data subscription
Emap last week announced it has launched its first premium data subscription.
Emap last week announced it has launched its first premium data subscription.
Adaptive streaming company SeenThis has announced it has opened operations in Hong Kong as part of an expansion into North Asia.
There has never been more news at our fingertips, and it’s never been harder to establish which of it is true. Richard Reeves, MD of AOP, reviews the recent AOP CRUNCH event which looked at the challenges publishers face.
James Evelegh picks out some of the key takeaways from our recently published Events Special.
Future has announced its content and imagery can be licensed from its portfolio of media brands.
Having a clear idea where your revenues are likely to come from is the start point for a successful sales campaign, says John Cheney, CEO & founder of Workbooks CRM.
If you can convert your passive audience into an active and engaged community, your chances of attracting them to your event are infinitely higher, says Mark Sullivan, business development director at gther.
A successful trade show is one that you can repeat year after year and that means starting to plan next year’s event before the doors for this year’s have even opened, says Tim Willoughby, managing director of MA Exhibitions.
Fabulous’ Fuller Bust Collection returns for its second collection.
Both publishers and advertisers are frustrated with their digital partners. It’s time for a reboot, says Jim Chisholm.
Elle UK has announced the return of the Elle Style Awards with BMW as headliner partner.
In an online ecosystem where misinformation runs rife, hard news’s vital brand-safe role for advertisers has never been more important, writes Newsworks’ agency and client relations director Mel Leslie.
Utiq has announced it is to include home internet connections within its Authentic Consent Service.
Informa plc has announced the acquisition of Ascential plc and the creation of Informa Festivals.
Delinian announced in early September the sale of IMN to Informa plc, and IJGlobal to Green Street.
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