PPA Awards 2017 – winners announced
The PPA Awards event was held last night at the Grosvenor House Hotel, in London.
The PPA Awards event was held last night at the Grosvenor House Hotel, in London.
Bauer Media yesterday announced the appointment of Nicky Holt. She will be a key part of the Specialist senior management team as Group Commercial Director at Bauer Specialist.
Kent-based Unity Media Plc and its sister company, Unity Exhibitions Ltd, have been acquired by Mark Allen Group (MAG) for an undisclosed sum.
Guardian News & Media yesterday announced the appointment of Anna Bateson into the newly created role of chief customer officer.
Briefing Media announced on Friday that The Media Briefing is to close and that its two leading events are to be hosted by Haymarket in future.
Time Out has announced the appointment of Lawrence Horne as MD Commercial, EMEA of its Time Out Digital business division, effective immediately.
NME is this summer introducing a new sponsored event franchise billed NME Lock-Ins which will shine a spotlight on up-and-coming talent.
Tatler’s English Roses 2017, a new portfolio commissioned by Tatler and featuring the magazine’s pick of the most “exciting, interesting and beautiful” young women in Britain is to be shown in a multi-media exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery in partne
Country Homes & Interiors is staging a three-day consumer show celebrating modern country life and style.
Informa today reported continued improvement in its operating performance through the first four months of 2017 and re-confirmed full year expectations, in a trading update to coincide with its Annual General Meeting in London.
It says something about a sector when the biggest thing to happen to it over the last 30 years has nothing to do with digital! Nigel Roby talks Jo Bowman through the ups and downs of the book trade and how The Bookseller has remained an integral part
As it celebrates its 70th birthday, the Condé Nast title is busily adding followers and garnering likes on social media and experimenting with brand extensions. Yet, as Hatta Byng and Kate Slesinger tell Ciar Byrne, print is still where the heart is.
One publisher that has taken up the events challenge with great gusto is Mark Allen Group whose events division has grown ten-fold over the past couple of years. Its MD, Ed Tranter, tells Meg Carter the secrets of putting on a successful show.
It feels like the companies that used to be known as publishers are morphing rapidly – to become retailers, agencies and providers of data and intelligence. Carolyn Morgan surveys the rapidly changing publishing landscape.
BBC History Magazine is achieving sustained growth across the brand. Editor Rob Attar talks to Mary Hogarth about leading the way in digital subscriptions and why regular podcasts are crucial.
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