Good Housekeeping UK celebrates its centenary year
Good Housekeeping, Hearst UK’s monthly women’s lifestyle magazine, is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.
Good Housekeeping, Hearst UK’s monthly women’s lifestyle magazine, is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.
LinkedIn is rolling out a virtual live events platform, initially offering a Clubhouse-like audio-only service.
Gold Key Media this week announced two new senior appointments within their Publisher Brand team, as the business continues to evolve its range of specialist audience engagement activities.
James Evelegh pays tribute to event organisers everywhere.
The awards were announced last week at a black-tie awards ceremony at Òran Mór, in Glasgow, with all the finalists and judges in attendance.
Edinburgh-based independent print magazine Delicate Rébellion has opened their new bricks and mortar store and creative event space in the heart of the city.
Regularly talking and listening to your audience is the foundation stone of a strong community.
Successful communities need managing. You can’t just leave members to “get on with it”, because… they won’t.
Creating a successful community is a great way to find out what your customers really want.
Condé Nast has announced the appointment of its first ever SVP, Global Head of Events, Patrick Garrigan.
The Evening Standard has released details of its line-up of events for 2022, which includes the return of the Evening Standard Theatre Awards.
Marie Claire UK and Marie Claire US have joined forces to showcase their initiatives highlighting female empowerment.
Bloomberg.com will lift its paywall for Bloomberg Green and provide all of its content for free from November 1 through November 12.
NewstrAid, the charity which supports people working in the sale and distribution of newspapers and magazines in the UK has announced the return of its live Christmas Carol Service.
Hemming Group has been contemplating content monetisation for some time now, but the pandemic has pushed it up the to-do list. As Nick Service tells Meg Carter, it’s a gradual process with a number of sector-specific strategies in play.
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