Time Inc. UK announced yesterday that it is rebranding to TI Media. The news follows the company’s acquisition by private equity firm Epiris LLP from Meredith Corporation in March, with the new name taking effect from 11 June 2018.
Daily Mail and General Trust has today published its half yearly financial report for the six months ended 31 March 2018.
DC Thomson Media title, 110% Gaming, launches a one off Fortnite Special magazine, for children aged eight to 14.
James Evelegh's editorial from this week's edition of InPubWeekly.
William Reed Business Media has appointed Mark Allin as Chairman of the William Reed Group Board.
Fence Magazine is launching a digital archive which dates back to the title’s first issue, developed in partnership with digital publishing company Exact Editions.
The New European is undergoing a total takeover for one issue, and becoming The New Feminist.
James Evelegh’s roundup of some of the news stories that caught his eye over the last couple of months.
Is 2018 the year when the publisher / platform relationship is turned on its head? Is this the moment, asks Charlie Beckett, when policy-makers change the balance of power between the tech giants and the content creators?
When looking for new inspiration for your own digital transformation journey, it pays to cast the net as wide as possible, looking outside your own industry and beyond your own borders. Carolyn Morgan moderated a number of sessions at the Digital Inn
It is said ‘crafting’ is worth £5.4bn to the UK economy, so no wonder the newsagent’s shelf is groaning with titles. Alan Geere sees who’s making it happen in a crowded marketplace.
David Hepworth on magazines and beyond
There’s a revolution going on in publishing, writes Peter Houston: we’re making readers pay for content again.
Mark Allen Group is a big believer in print… and a big believer in digital too! As Matt Cianfarani tells Ciar Byrne, digital publishing is opening up lucrative new revenue streams for the group’s healthcare titles.
Newspaper publishing is special. It’s not like widget-making. An independent and inquisitive press is often the difference between a free society and an autocratic one. Miami Herald publisher Alexandra Villoch talks to Ray Snoddy about her deep sense
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