City A.M. has become a regular sight on the streets of London over the past decade. Despite a recession, continued digital disruption and now Brexit, it’s still standing, but not yet profitable. As Lawson Muncaster tells Ray Snoddy, a profitable 2017
The Times Scotland has signed a three year media partnership with the Scottish Legal Awards.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Media (WAN-IFRA) and børding Holding GmbH (børding messe) will in future jointly organise the IFRA World Publishing Expo and DCX Digital Content Expo exhibitions.
Latest figures from the Digital Publishers Revenue Index (DPRI) – a quarterly report of UK publishers from the Association for Online Publishing (AOP) and Deloitte, the business advisory firm – reveal that UK publishers remain optimistic for the year
Esquire, Hearst’s men’s magazine, is launching The Esquire Townhouse with Dior, a four-day luxury living brand experience.
This week, The BMJ launches a new series called ‘Rapid Recommendations,’ a collaboration with an international group of researchers and doctors, working together with patients, to quickly and reliably transform research evidence into clinical practic
Egmont Publishing, the specialist children’s publisher, announces the launch of DreamWorks Animation’s Trolls magazine. The first issue is set to hit newsstands on 19th October.
In our latest Top Tips webinar, held on Tuesday, Carolyn Morgan discussed examples of digital publishing and the ideas that might inspire other publishers. Here, Carolyn provides further information in response to some of the questions raised by publ
News UK announced this week that it has completed its acquisition of Wireless Group – owners of talkSPORT and Virgin Radio – having received all necessary regulatory approvals and the overwhelming approval of Wireless shareholders.
Glass, a pop-up limited edition magazine with what the publishers say is a new take on womanhood, launches this week.
The PPA has announced the shortlists for its 2016 Digital Awards.
Emerald Group Publishing has appointed Ernst Kallus - formerly Digital Media Director at Oxford University Press and, most recently, Director of Platform Strategy at Pearson - as its Technology & Programme Director.
Alex Graham, founder and former chief executive of the TV production company Wall to Wall Media, has been appointed as the seventh chair of the Scott Trust, the ultimate owner of the Guardian and the Observer.
The AOP has confirmed that Jo Holdaway, Strategic & Commercial Data Director at ESi Media, will take up the role of Executive Chairman effective from 1st October 2016.
Haymarket Media Group has announced the appointment of David Langridge as its new Director of Management Accounts (UK).
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