Dennis recognized as Sunday Times “Rising Star”
Dennis Publishing has made The Sunday Times Top 10 Rising Companies list for the first time.
Dennis Publishing has made The Sunday Times Top 10 Rising Companies list for the first time.
A new-look Chronicle hits the streets of Newcastle yesterday, part of Trinity Mirror’s revitalisation of its regional print titles.
Trinity Mirror plc has announced the appointment of Eirik Svendsen in the newly created role of Group Chief Technology Officer.
Newsquest Media Group last week announced the winners of its annual 2015 Excellence Awards, which recognise the achievements of individuals and teams across the Newsquest group.
Hearst Magazines UK’s Country Living magazine has partnered with online dating specialist The Dating Lab and organic dairy brand Yeo Valley to launch Country-Loving.co.uk, a dating site for 45+ men and women with a passion for the countryside.
Future plc has published a trading update for the six months to 31 March 2016.
Ascential, the global provider of exhibitions and festivals and digital information services for business professionals, has become a member of the PPA.
Following a corporate restructure of the Mark Allen Group, Findlay Media Ltd has changed its name with immediate effect to MA Business and will manage the Group’s wide portfolio of B2B brands and events.
Haymarket Media Group yesterday announced the appointment of Phillip Swinden as the new Managing Director of its UK Business Media division (HBM).
Egmont Publishing, the specialist children’s publisher, has announced the launch of PAW Patrol magazine.
Time Inc UK’s Innovation Lab last week launched Live-Smart, which it describes as the UK’s first lifestyle site dedicated to smart tech.
UBM plc, one of the world’s leading B2B event organisers, has announced the appointment of Scott Schulman as CEO of UBM Americas.
On Monday 4 April 2016, Practical Caravan TV and Practical Motorhome TV will make their debut on Sky 212, Freeview 254 and streaming live online.
The revamped Forever Sports has expanded its reach, with a brand new ForeverSports.com and new editions in the Middle East and Latvia.
The ongoing media revolution is not only eliminating weaker brands and publishers, writes Karlene Lukovitz; it’s compelling the remaining players to rethink traditional print methods and models, even as they push ever farther into third-party digital
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