Flying the flag for print and paper can be a lonely job in this increasingly digital world, but Peter Sommerville of Denmaur Independent Papers made a pretty good stab at it, at a seminar during the recent Cross Media event. James Evelegh was in the
Editor of Champions Of The Turf, Mark Robinson talks about Future’s partnership with British Champions Series Ltd and Great British Racing to produce a one-off magazine.
On the 3rd October, the great and the good of the digital world gathered for the AOP Autumn Conference at Etc Venues, St Paul’s in London. James Evelegh went along too.
Looking outside your own market is always a smart way to get new ideas, as the chances are another publisher has already grappled with the same problem as you. Carolyn Morgan attended SIPA’s recent conference in Washington DC and flew back with lots
Anyone working in newspapers knows what the three key issues facing the industry are: survival, survival and survival. But, writes Charlie Beckett, as we look around at what’s left after the first digital tsunami of change, this is a good moment to a
Imagine Publishing launched eight years ago, with six magazine titles. Now, the company publishes twenty magazines, 275 bookazines alongside numerous website and apps, and it is highly profitable. Meg Carter talks to Group Managing Director Damian Bu
Burned-out on "Words With Friends"? Finding "Five Minutes to Kill Yourself" too slow-paced? Well, why not try Karlene Lukovitz’ trivia quiz.
The PPA held its annual Digital Publishing Conference and Awards at The Brewery in London on Wednesday. One of the highlights of the days was Barry McIlheney’s interview with RBI Chief Operating Officer, Dominic Feltham. James Evelegh listened in.
WGSN Group CEO Julie Harris tells Carolyn Morgan about their recent successful move into the data arena, and why maths and magic is such a potent mix.
David Hepworth's regular column, in the September / October 2013 issue of InPublishing magazine.
Successful digital media is not about software or hardware, writes Colin Morrison, but about shifting from being a producer of products to a provider of services.
In the second of our new series by leading figures in the world of digital publishing, Rebekah Billingsley tells us why she particularly likes Lakeland Magazine.
It is perhaps telling that not having any newspaper experience is nowadays considered no bar to running a newspaper company. Former BSkyB executive Mike Darcey certainly had none when he was chosen by Rupert Murdoch to head up News UK, but, as he tel
As traditional publishing transitions to digital content, whether web, mobile, social, video, data, events or communities, so the rules of the game are changing, writes Carolyn Morgan.
SIIA UK brought together a group of event organisers on 4 September to listen to the experiences of Optimus Education and Newtrade Publishing, and swap their tips on developing profitable live events. Carolyn Morgan was taking notes.
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