The CIPD, the professional body for experts in people at work, yesterday announced a major new international event: the Festival of Work - produced in partnership with Haymarket Media Group.
The Westmorland Gazette has served the community for 200 years and now has an exhibition dedicated to its own story.
dmg events is launching its INDEX brand of interior design events in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for the first time in October this year.
woman&home is partnering with online retailer JD Williams for the first Amazing Women 50 over 50 Awards. The cross-platform campaign celebrates the power of midlife women making a difference in their 50s and beyond.
ELLE, Hearst’s fashion media brand, has launched The ELLE List 2018, a new annual event, in association with THE OUTNET.COM.
The PPA Festival 2018 is back at Tobacco Dock on May 10 with the theme All Together Now. This week, the PPA unveiled the line-up of speakers.
Media 10 has acquired Publishing Media & Events Ltd, a move with bolsters Media 10’s offering within the kitchen and bathroom sector.
GQ Middle East will be launched in September 2018, it was announced yesterday by Jonathan Newhouse, Chairman and Chief Executive of Condé Nast International.
Harper’s Bazaar, the fashion magazine, has launched The Bazaar Literary Salon – a new event where Bazaar readers will be able to meet highly acclaimed female authors, publishers and agents.
Future plc today announces it has completed the acquisition of NewBay for an initial net consideration of $13.8million.
James Evelegh’s roundup of some of the news stories that caught his eye over the last couple of months.
Articulating a noble mission statement and having a clearly defined direction of travel, helps motivate your teams and … drive commercial success. New BMJ CEO Peter Ashman talks Meg Carter through his first year in charge.
It’s all in the mind. In the publishing world, it’s too easy to see only the challenges and to lose sight of the many opportunities. As Paul Lomax tells James Evelegh, the key to a successful publishing future is to eschew legacy thinking, embrace gr
In its 190 year history, The Spectator has never sold more copies than it’s doing now. As editor Fraser Nelson tells Ciar Byrne, the secret is not banging on about politics but serving up an eclectic range of writers and features and, importantly, ge
Cosmopolitan last week honoured three leading female advertising icons at its annual Advertising Week Europe Event – Cosmopolitan: A Celebration of Female Talent.
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