NME yesterday announced the appointment of Charlotte Gunn to the role of digital editor. Charlotte will be delivering NME's digital growth strategy across mobile, desktop, social and native apps.
Fans of real crime stories will have a brand new way of engaging with unsolved or mysterious cases with the launch of Real Crime’s #RealCrimeFriday.
Porter has partnered with American beauty brand Elizabeth Arden as the exclusive sponsor of its first-ever 100 Incredible Women list to honor those women around the world who have had an impact on our lives and made us think differently in the past 1
Metro yesterday announced the appointment of Martin Ashplant to the role of Digital Director.
The 2015 British Society of Magazine Editors Awards were held at The Brewery in London on Monday, 16 November.
Future plc, yesterday announced Anh Tuan Huynh as the Auto Tech Editor of techradar.com. A US based, global role, Huynh will lead the editorial efforts surrounding the boom in technology integration in today’s automobiles.
The 200th anniversary of the weekly The Cumberland News is being marked by a major exhibition.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) and the World Editors Forum have condemned the Turkish government’s failure to provide accreditation to journalists from critical media outlets to cover the G-20 summit, the latest ev
Haymarket Media Group’s Stuff, the global gadget title, has announced Guy Cocker as its new Global Editor-in-Chief.
The Financial Times yesterday announced two senior editorial appointments. David Pilling is named Africa editor, retaining his role as assistant editor. Beijing bureau chief Jamil Anderlini replaces Pilling as Asia editor. He is also promoted to assi
ELLE UK is launching a new podcast with its January issue.
The Press Association (PA), the UK and Ireland’s national news agency, is urging the Government to protect the Freedom of Information Act in its current form.
Time Inc UK yesterday announced five key editorial appointments across its cycling portfolio, which includes Cycling Weekly, Cycle Sport, Mountain Bike Rider and Cycling Active, plus the brand websites cyclingweekly.co.uk and mbr.co.uk.
Soft censorship continues to be a major threat to press freedom and the governments of Hungary, Mexico and Serbia appear unwilling to follow recommendations that would guarantee a non-discriminatory allocation of public funds and government advertisi
The Financial Times yesterday announced several US appointments, including five new newsroom roles.
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