Haymarket launches new publishing event
The inaugural Campaign Publishing Summit, on 3 December, aims to bring together business leaders and commercial, marketing and product experts from the leading publishers in the UK.
The inaugural Campaign Publishing Summit, on 3 December, aims to bring together business leaders and commercial, marketing and product experts from the leading publishers in the UK.
At the beginning of September, Scottish Sun Online launched a campaign calling for football fans to make a stand “against the yobs and trolls shaming our game”.
The Drum has announced the shortlist for its 2019 Content Awards, which take place on 30 October.
The Data Protection Network has announced a new award – The DPN Rosemary Smith Award for Responsible Marketing – in honour of Rosemary, who died in April.
The Guardian this week launched an ambitious year-long project focusing on biodiversity and the variety of life on our planet.
The National Union of Journalists has condemned as "unwarranted and unworthy" an attack on Belfast News Letter political editor, Sam McBride, by DUP MP Ian Paisley.
The Guardian announced last week that it has reached 1 million YouTube subscribers on its main video channel.
The Financial Times is calling for a better form of capitalism with its new brand platform, The New Agenda, launching this week.
Victoria Coren Mitchell has joined The Telegraph as a new television columnist it was announced last week.
IPSO this week announced that all major publishers in membership have chosen to remain part of the IPSO system for the next five years.
Self Select now can offer UK and European publishers free publication distribution into Spain along the Costas with ‘Self Select Media’.
NFRN National President Stuart Reddish has thanked the publisher of the i for accompanying a price rise on its weekend edition with pro rata terms.
IAB Europe has announced the launch of its annual ‘Attitudes to Programmatic Advertising’ report, alongside its programmatic market-sizing research.
The Telegraph has launched a new weekly social video series – Will It Kill Me? – that uses science to put the biggest health trends on social feeds under the microscope.
Miles 33, a provider of software and services to the media industry, has announced that it has acquired Graphic Systems International Inc based in Miami, USA.
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