The World Digital Media Awards, which were presented at this week’s IFRA World Publishing Expo and Digital Content Expo (DCX), recognise publishers that have created ground-breaking digital products that engage readers while increasing online busines
The Mail on Sunday yesterday announced that it will increase its cover price from £1.70 to £1.80 this weekend.
Lineup Systems, makers of the advertising sales platform Adpoint, this week announced that Vocento, the largest publishing group in Spain, has selected Lineup to centralise its advertising sales technology on one platform.
The Stationers Company Warrant was introduced by Past Master Helen Esmonde in 2014 and recognises and promotes excellent products and services.
THINK is a new, digital vertical from NBC News providing thoughtful commentary and opinion stories and video to audiences on the NBCNews website.
By using powerful images from news scenes around the world, the campaign highlights the authenticity of real news stories and newsbrands’ role in conveying complexity and emotion.
The Guardian has announced the launch of The Party - A virtual experience of autism, the publisher’s latest virtual reality (VR) project.
Trinity Mirror plc yesterday published a trading update for the third quarter of 2017.
The Guardian’s virtual reality (VR) experiences are now accessible to more people on both iOS and Android devices for the first time, with the launch of a new Guardian VR app for Cardboard.
Following the launch of the Cambridge Independent in September 2016, family-owned publisher Iliffe Media launched a second Independent title, in Bishop’s Stortford, on 4th October 2017.
The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) has announced three appointments to its Complaints Committee: Nazir Afzal OBE, Miranda Winram and Andrew Pettie.
The Board of Directors of Buxton Press, the magazine printers, has announced the appointment of Kirk Galloway as Chief Executive Officer, effective 9 October 2017.
Google has announced that it has removed its First Click Free (FCF) requirement for ‘Search’ and is, in its place, offering ‘Flexible Sampling’.
Newsquest must invest in its new acquisitions in Wales and north west England and not, as its record shows, pursue a round of cost cutting without a care for the quality of journalism and the service to local readers, says the NUJ.
The Society of Editors has questioned whether press regulator Impress can continue after it admitted some of most senior board members had breached its standards.
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