Media 10 bucks the trend
Essex based publishing and events company, Media 10, are poised to continue their expansion plans.
Essex based publishing and events company, Media 10, are poised to continue their expansion plans.
The International Content Summit 2010, organised by the APA, will be held on 24th November at Old Billingsgate, London, and the theme is: The Power and Future of Content for Brands.
United Business Media has announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire a 60% interest in Navalshore, a Brazilian shipbuilding industry tradeshow and conference, from its private owners.
United Business Media has announced that it has acquired a 75% equity stake in Sienna Interlink, a Brazilian exhibition company based in Sao Paulo, from its private owners.
Square Mile newspaper City AM has brought in Haymarket Events to produce its awards ceremony for the next three years.
Customer Direct 2010: Subscriptions & Beyond is the flagship event of the PPA's Customer Direct Marketing group.
Time Out Live was one of four winners of the inaugural Media Pioneer Awards. Carolyn Morgan gives a brief overview of their winning entry.
Max Power’s Editor – Mark Guest – swept to victory in the Paper-Plane Grand Prix at the Specialist Media Show held recently at the Exec Centre in Peterborough.
MyHobbyStore was one of four winners of the inaugural Media Pioneer Awards. Carolyn Morgan gives a brief overview of their winning entry.
The inaugural Specialist Media Show was held on Tuesday at the Exec Peterborough. Carolyn Morgan presents 78 tweet-size insights gleaned from the day.
B2B magazine and website publisher Civil Society Media received a welcome 20th birthday present from the new government with the announcement from Number 10 that the old Office of the Third Sector would henceforth be known as The Office for Civil Soc
Future’s 2010 Adrian Flux Auto Series kicked off in style with Japfest delivering a record breaking start to the season, says the company.
After what the organisers claims was the most successful Publishing Expo to date with over 3,300 publishing professionals attending the 2010 Publishing Expo, Publishing Expo 2011 is moving to a “bigger more modern” venue.
Maximising your number of viable revenue streams is long-accepted good practice, and events have been seen as sensible brand extensions since pre-internet days. For those publishers yet to dip their toe into the events pool, or for those who might ha
Perplexed, but not panicking......yet!..... That, writes Jim Bilton, seems to be the overall sense of what publishers feel about the future.
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