Meat Trades Journal to cease publication
William Reed Business Media has announced the closure of Meat Trades Journal.
William Reed Business Media has announced the closure of Meat Trades Journal.
Informa and UBM yesterday announced the key financial terms of a proposed combination of Informa with UBM to create a leading B2B Information Services Group.
dmg events Middle East, Asia & Africa has acquired five exhibitions, and an associated publication, focused on the construction and transport infrastructure sectors from South African media company Hypenica.
James Evelegh's editorial from this week's edition of InPubWeekly.
Haymarket Consumer Media has announced two key editorial appointments at Classic & Sports Car – its classic car media brand.
BMI Publishing has chosen Beeline Data Services to manage the audience for its three B2B travel magazines and associated conferences and other events.
To kick start a year-long initiative championing women’s equality, Stylist this week unveils its Suffragette issue, an entire edition celebrating the landmark centenary of some women first winning the right to vote.
Hearst UK last week announced the launch of its Big Book Festival, a new awards, accreditation and live events experience, aiming to discover the best new fiction and non-fiction titles in UK publishing.
Mark Allen Group (MAG) announced before Christmas that it has acquired the shares of Miles Publishing Limited (MPL) from its owner, Miles Bossom.
Cycling Weekly magazine yesterday announced that the inaugural Cycling Weekly Awards will take place in December 2018.
The PPA Connect Awards, now in its fourth year, took place on December 8 at the London Marriott.
dmg events Middle East, Asia & Africa, a leading international events company, has acquired boutique business forum organizer Atticus Events, owners of the Hospitality Interior (HI) series of events.
The PPA’s Independent Publisher Conference and Awards was held this week at the Hilton Bankside in London.
James Evelegh's editorial from today's edition of InPubWeekly.
In April, a management buyout at Incisive Media ushered in a new era for the 23-year-old B2B company. CEO Jonathon Whiteley tells Meg Carter that focusing on fewer sectors, but in greater depth, is the future of B2B media.
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