Cruise International switches to digital
In response to the continuing crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Cruise International will temporarily pivot to a digital first product.
In response to the continuing crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Cruise International will temporarily pivot to a digital first product.
During the coronavirus crisis, Gold Key Media is helping publishers reach their audience by diverting copies to homes and local retail locations.
Bauer Media’s Grazia magazine publishes a special issue this week celebrating NHS frontline workers.
Single sign-on provider OpenAthens has announced the winner of its inaugural best publisher user experience (UX) award for 2020.
Got time? Make it count. That is the message coming from digital magazine subscription service Readly.
BBC World Histories Magazine has launched a digital archive, comprising 21 issues, with Exact Editions.
Terence G. Mansfield, the former president and CEO of the National Magazine Company, Hearst’s international publishing arm in the UK, died March 28 in London. He was 81.
Incisive Media has launched Deskflix, a new virtual event platform that allows clients to communicate, interact and influence their audiences, customers and prospects.
Affino has announced the release of its 8-20 Update, focused on automated subscriptions and memberships marketing, sales and fulfilment.
Glamour has released a special celebratory cover featuring 9 women on the NHS frontline who have shared their inspiring stories from the Coronavirus frontline.
Perception SaS has announced that Western Business Media has selected the complete suite of Perception’s publishing tools to run their sales, audience and content management over print, digital and events products.
Cafeyn, an information streaming service, has announced the addition of Immediate Media Co and Black Dog Media to the Cafeyn platform.
Forbes yesterday introduced Forbes Forums, private, invite-only virtual networking spaces for members of its editorial communities.
Individual and institutional subscribers can now access a growing archive of digital issues of Tes, created by Exact Editions.
Last week, Time Out changed its logo to Time In, in support of responsible health policy and in solidarity with the many people across the world who can’t go out right now.
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