Glamour Women of The Year awards returns for 2023
Glamour UK is marking the second year of partnership with Samsung UK as brands honour notable women shaping culture.
Glamour UK is marking the second year of partnership with Samsung UK as brands honour notable women shaping culture.
National World has announced the acquisition of daily titles The Express & Star and the Shropshire Star.
The Guardian says Comfort Eating with Grace Dent is back, releasing its first book, heading to the stage with two special live events in London and Manchester and new episodes of the podcast.
Time Out has created “Europe’s Best Kept Secrets” campaign for TUI Lakes & Mountains.
Angel Business Communications has announced the launch of AI Transform: Empowering SMEs through AI technology.
The inaugural Rolling Stone UK awards, in collaboration with Rémy Martin, are set for 23rd November at Camden’s Roundhouse.
The Guardian has also announced a team of new European columnists, an expanded network of more than 20 European correspondents, editors and reporters, and a new Europe news live blog.
The Independent says it is extending its commitment to new, live music as it returns as exclusive news partner to The Great Escape.
Informa Markets says it is redefining what it means to be age-inclusive with age inclusive accreditation.
The Guardian’s Football Weekly is releasing its first book and has announced a second season of live tour dates across England and Ireland with six shows, in five cities.
IOP Publishing has announced it will host Environmental Research 2023 – a month of online events to unite global environmental experts in climate action.
Rhotic Media has announced the appointment of Alice Greaves as its new editor for Financial Promoter.
PinkNews has announced that its Awards will return for a tenth year.
Immediate Media, owner and publisher of some of the UK’s biggest multi-platform media brands, including Radio Times and BBC Good Food, has appointed Christina Hawley to the newly created role of chief commercial officer.
There is a right and a wrong way of selling. One can be characterised as the quick, hard sell, one is built around long term relationships and customer service. For Yandell Publishing, a client of PSC, success has been firmly rooted in the latter.
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