ELLE, the fashion title published by Hearst Magazines UK, says it has received a strong response to its first ever search for the country’s best interns who will be paid to edit the October 2012 issue.
Two Sides has reacted angrily to Toshiba’s announcement in the US, that 23 October will be ‘National No-Print Day'.
The Associated Press and some of the world’s leading celebrity photographers have formed an independent photography company to provide inside access to the entertainment industry.
It’s For Boys, a new 13 issues a year title from LCD Publishing, goes on sale 22 June, priced £2.50.
Radio Times has pulled in critically-acclaimed stand-up comedian and TV funnywoman Sarah Millican as its new columnist.
Vogue magazine will publish an edition in Ukraine, it was announced yesterday by Jonathan Newhouse, Chairman and Chief Executive of Condé Nast International.
Future Publishing, the leading specialist multi-platform publisher, has unveiled Future Proof, a major new compendium of case studies detailing the full scope and effectiveness of Future’s advertising solutions.
Arnold Palmer’s Guide to the Majors 2012, published by TMCUSA, went on sale this week, priced £5.95.
Imagine Publishing has announced that its two Xbox 360 magazine brands, X360 and 360 Magazine, will be merging with immediate effect.
Mike Perlis, President and CEO of Forbes Media, has announced the appointment of Mia Carbonell as SVP, Corporate Communications for Forbes Media, effective immediately.
IOP Publishing has announced a new initiative: Library Advisory Boards.
To support the launch of its Everyday Value line, Tesco has partnered with IPC Media to create a cross-media campaign across seven IPC Media brands: Woman, Chat, Pick Me Up, Essentials, woman&home, What’s on TV and Goodtoknow.co.uk.
The Professional Publishers Association (PPA) has announced details of the first international festival celebrating magazines to be held in the UK.
Hearst Magazines UK has announced the appointment of Zoe Jobson as Publisher of House Beautiful.
IPC Inspire has announced the appointment of Mike Williams to the position of editor of NME. Mike replaces Krissi Murison, who steps down from the role in June.
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