Esquire, Hearst’s luxury men’s magazine brand, has announced the launch of Self-Made, its inaugural one-day summit aimed at inspiring the next generation of entrepreneurs and those determined to advance in their careers, in partnership with Mercedes-
Time Inc UK announced today a raft of new initiatives from its music brand NME, as it focuses investment on further expanding NME’s digital audience. As part of this new strategy, this week’s edition of the print magazine will be the last.
Rhapsody, the media production agency, has announced the appointment of Lloyd Hayzer who has joined the company from Williams Lea Tag in the role of Account Director EMEA.
YouTube has achieved certification for brand safety by JICWEBS - the independent UK body that sets best practice and standards for trusted online ad trading.
Hearst UK yesterday announced a new partnership and distribution deal with Liz Earle Wellbeing, the quarterly wellness magazine founded by Liz Earle MBE.
Big & Little Crochet, a new partwork from Hachette goes on sale Wednesday 7 March. The target market is women, 35+.
The Times this week announced that Kate Reardon, former editor of Tatler, has been appointed editor-in-chief of LUXX, The Times’s glossy magazine.
Publisher Yvonne Bauer is completing the restructuring process of the Executive Board of the Bauer Media Group by taking on Veit Dengler.
Selligent Marketing Cloud, a B2C marketing automation platform, has announced Auto Trader as a client.
The Midland News Association is launching a new weekly digest magazine for Shropshire called Shropshire Weekly.
Shortlist Media yesterday announced the appointment of Sam Bird to the newly created role of executive director, Family - its creative studio.
The new-look Glamour site relaunched yesterday, aiming to be, say the publishers, the ultimate online beauty destination for UK consumers and advertisers.
Paul Deighton will become the next chairman of The Economist Group. He will take up the position in July 2018, succeeding Rupert Pennant-Rea who is standing down after nine years in the role.
Vogue will be launched in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, it was announced yesterday by Jonathan Newhouse, Chairman and Chief Executive of Condé Nast International.
PCS, the publishing software developer, has announced a number of changes to its board of directors.
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