London Press Club Awards – winners announced
The London Press Club this week announced the winners for its 2021 London Press Club Awards.
The London Press Club this week announced the winners for its 2021 London Press Club Awards.
impact.com, a global partnership management platform, has announced an integration with HubSpot, a leading CRM platform for scaling companies, which is now listed in the HubSpot App Marketplace.
The latest Advertising Association/WARC Expenditure Report forecasts UK ad spend will grow by 24.8% this year to reach a total of £29.3bn.
Specialist media distributors Gold Key Media will be distributing the world’s press to the 30,000 plus delegates attending next week’s COP26 Climate Change Summit in Glagow.
DC Thomson’s daily newspapers are travelling across Scotland to report on how the climate crisis is impacting on local communities ahead of international COP26 talks in Glasgow.
Comfort Eating with Grace Dent – the Guardian’s weekly food and celebrity guest podcast series supported by Ocado – is back for a second series.
Acast, a podcast platform, this week renewed its podcast arrangement with the BBC. The deal means that Acast will continue to monetise BBC podcasts through advertising outside of the UK.
Digital publishing revenues in the UK increased to £137.8m in Q2 2021, according to the latest quarterly Digital Publishers’ Revenue Index from the Association of Online Publishers and Deloitte.
The Guardian says it is amplifying its commitment to environmental journalism with extensive coverage of the Co26 summit and the wider climate crisis.
Quintype Technologies, a SaaS provider of digital publishing solutions, has onboarded its first Mexican client, MiMorelia.
The President of the Society of Editors, Alison Gow, has given evidence to the Parliamentary Joint Committee scrutinising the proposed Online Safety Bill.
The Making a Difference public vote for the best local and national news media campaigns of the past year is set to go live at the start of the NMA's Journalism Matters weeklong campaign on 1 November.
The Prince of Wales has written for The Sun, highlighting some of the Sun campaigns as well as the work of the readers, as everyday changes that normal people can make to help save the earth.
Emily Sheffield, who was appointed editor in June 2020, has stepped down from the position, with immediate effect.
Research, commissioned by Readly, shows that British seniors have become more digital since the pandemic started with almost half of those aged 60+ reporting more digital reading over the last year.
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