RCNi, a leading provider of information solutions for nurses, has launched a new interactive point-of-care tool to help nurses make evidence-based decisions when assessing and treating patients.
James Evelegh's editorial from today's edition of InPubWeekly.
The Guardian announced yesterday that political editor Anushka Asthana will become the host of its first ever daily news and current affairs podcast.
The team behind Bauer Media’s TV Choice magazine are to launch a new magazine dedicated to the Eighties, containing, says Bauer, “a treasure trove of telly memories no TV fan will want to miss”.
This week saw the launch of Lumina Intelligence, William Reed Business Media’s new global insight service for the food and nutrition markets.
Marie Claire, the fashion and beauty magazine brand published by TI Media, is marking its 30th birthday with a landmark edition celebrating female empowerment and featuring the British actress and first female ‘Doctor Who’, Jodie Whittaker, as its co
The Times’ luxury magazine, LUXX, is published on 8 September and is the first issue under the direction of Kate Reardon.
Edinburgh Live, a new local news site for the Scottish capital, will launch on 6 September.
Immediate Media Co yesterday announced an agreement to acquire BBC Good Food, a leading food media brand, from BBC Studios.
Science+Nature is a new monthly magazine from the team behind The Week Junior, and it goes on sale from 1st September 2018.
The PPA has raised serious concerns following Jeremy Corbyn’s Alternative MacTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival, where he set out a vision for the future media landscape under a future Labour government.
In 1968, Time Out was created in London to help people make the most of the city. The brand’s fiftieth anniversary will be celebrated with a book and an exhibition, both titled Time Out 50: 50 Years, 50 Covers and featuring fifty memorable magazine c
Hachette Partworks has this week launched a new 80-part partwork, aimed at men aged 20 plus.
Hachette Partworks has this week launched a new 80-part partwork, aimed at men aged 16 plus.
Hearst UK yesterday announced the winners of its inaugural Big Book initiative, an awards and accreditation scheme aimed at discovering the best new fiction and non-fiction titles in UK publishing.
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