CDS Global acquires Optima
CDS Global has announced the acquisition of the Optima business, previously operated by Optima Data Intelligence Services Limited, Optima Data Intelligence Limited and Optima UK Limited.
CDS Global has announced the acquisition of the Optima business, previously operated by Optima Data Intelligence Services Limited, Optima Data Intelligence Limited and Optima UK Limited.
Future, the special-interest media group, has further strengthened its senior commercial team with the appointment of Steve Payne as Ad Planning Director.
Royal Mail has announced that Adam Crozier, Group Chief Executive, will be leaving Royal Mail later this year to take up the post of Chief Executive of ITV.
Nuts, the PPA Awards Consumer Media Brand of the Year, has unveiled a “brilliant” new look, with a comprehensive design refresh and raft of new editorial franchises.
Advanced Photoshop has revealed the winners of an exclusive competition, in association with iStockphoto.com, which challenged digital artists from the Photoshop community to create one of four exclusive cover images.
Royal Mail has announced the creation of a new Strategic Mailing Partnership to drive developments and shape the future of the mailing house industry.
Last week saw another landmark for H Bauer’s Take a Break magazine: reaching 1.25 billion copy sales since its launch almost exactly 20 years ago.
Euromoney Institutional Investor has issued its Interim Management Statement for the period from October 1, 2009 to January 20, 2010:
Consultation takes many forms. Sometimes it doesn’t happen at all, sometimes it’s occasional and sometimes it’s mere dressing for a decision already taken. But, more positively, in some companies it is an ongoing deeply ingrained process, where there
It’s said that many fortunes are made as economies move out of downturns. How can you benefit from the upswing expected this year? Mark Bishop offers ten tips on how to add value to media businesses by benefitting from economic recovery.
When it comes to data, it used to be the box of unprocessed registration cards or competition entries gathering dust under someone’s desk that kept publishers awake at night. Now, it’s that nagging feeling that their company simply has too many datab
Good riddance to 2009. What an abysmal twelve months that was! The new year is a time for predictions; some will be gloomy, some more upbeat. Karlene Lukovitz is determined to position herself in the latter camp ... for the time being at least.
US weekly titles saw a definite upturn in sales during the Obama election. With a General Election looming here, how will the UK market fare? What are the opportunities and challenges? And how will they cope with new media and wall-to-wall TV news? W
Big isn’t always best, but the larger publishers do tend to have more efficient workflows than smaller ones. Here, Chris Bunnett argues that, whatever your size, efficient workflows are a necessity and that all publishers can benefit from taking time
The problem with newsstand sales is that publishers have no direct contact with their readers. They don’t know who they are and, outside of the magazine itself, have no opportunity to sell to them. David Garratt and Charles Arthur argue that, by grad
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