Three Trinity Mirror chapels are taking industrial action this week over redundancies, heavy workloads and the threat to quality journalism caused by the company-wide restructuring, dubbed as the "merry-go-round of misery".
PCS, a leading software developer for the publishing industry, has announced the appointment of Hannah Amiss as Marketing Manager with immediate effect.
The Atlantic is deepening its reporting on the role religion plays in communities across the world with the support of a two-year grant from the Henry Luce Foundation’s Henry R. Luce Initiative on Religion in International Affairs.
The New European newspaper – “the pop-up national newspaper for the 48% who voted Remain at the referendum” – has exceeded sales targets and will continue publishing beyond its initial commitment of four weeks, says publishers Archant.
Bloomberg Radio yesterday announced it is joining Radioplayer, the listening platform backed by the BBC and commercial radio, in a deal that will enable it to reach an additional six million potential listeners in the UK.
The Guardian has confirmed losses of £69m for the last financial year but said it was making significant progress in its membership scheme, with more than 50,000 people paying to sign up.
Dawson Media Direct announced the launch this week of the first in a planned series of territory-specific ‘microsites’, designed to serve its publisher and airline customers in Thailand.
Mail Brands UK has agreed a landmark data-only deal with specialist programmatic agency Infectious Media, underlining the quality and scale of MailOnline’s first party data, says the company.
Guardian News & Media is launching ‘Pulse’ - a brand new real-time programmatic proposition that targets the Guardian’s most engaged users on current and surging content.
Guardian News & Media has announced the appointment of Imogen Fox to the role of Executive Editor, Guardian Labs.
Six-in-10 Britons interested in the Olympics will share content online about it – according to research from marketing technology firm RadiumOne, which reveals the what, how and how much of sharing content around the 2016 games in Rio.
Yesterday, the ABC released its national newspaper figures for June 2016.
The Print Futures Awards continue to grow with a record 88 applicants and 50 winners this year, says The Printing Charity.
The Financial Times has announced a string of new editorial appointments to strengthen its coverage of Britain’s exit from the European Union.
The Wall Street Journal has announced the latest expansion of its content division with the appointment of Chris Woodall as Head of Content Sales for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
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