News UK launches new gaming app
News UK has announced the launch of Sun Play, described as a fun new gaming app for mobile, tablet and desktop, offering free and real money cash games that bring to life the key themes of The Sun brand.
News UK has announced the launch of Sun Play, described as a fun new gaming app for mobile, tablet and desktop, offering free and real money cash games that bring to life the key themes of The Sun brand.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers has called on governments, international institutions and the media industry itself to prioritise journalists’ safety and has denounced the state of impunity that surrounds the murder of journal
Rippleffect, Trinity Mirror’s digital marketing agency, has been appointed as Aston Villa Football Club’s new digital partner.
Dennis Publishing has today announced the launch of Minecraft World, a new monthly print magazine based on the popular cross-platform computer game.
Professional Engineering (PE), the monthly membership magazine by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), is now powered by Pugpig, and available on iOS, Android and Web.
The Chicago Council on Global Affairs and the Financial Times on Wednesday launched the Chicago Forum on Global Cities.
Last December, Anthem Publishing won the PPA Independent Publishing Company of the Year award. As Jon Bickley tells Jo Bowman, Anthem has small company versatility and big company ambitions, and it’s this winning mix that has enabled it to punch well
InPublishing sets the question – suppliers provide the answer. Nicholas Kleanthous, Marketing and Web Analyst at YUDU, writes:
InPublishing sets the question – suppliers provide the answer. John Cunningham, WoodWing’s Country Manager for UK and Ireland, writes:
InPublishing sets the question – suppliers provide the answer. John Rahim, Head of Digital, Rhapsody Media, writes:
InPublishing sets the question – suppliers provide the answer. Mark McCormick, President, Mirabel Technologies, writes:
Digital device proliferation, demanding customers, technical challenges, disruptive competition, lack of visibility… No wonder, writes Carolyn Morgan, traditional publishers are feeling slightly dizzy.
David Hepworth on magazines and beyond
Every department has its own set of jargon; meaningful to those in the know, but gobbledygook to everyone else. Luke Bilton interprets events-speak…
Two clear themes emerge from this year’s AOP Census: the rise of programmatic and the migration to mobile. These trends look likely to underpin many publishers’ investment and staffing decisions in 2015. Tim Cain looks at these and other trends throw
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