The Wall Street Journal has announced the latest expansion of its content division with the appointment of Chris Woodall as Head of Content Sales for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
Guy Phillipson, the Chief Executive of the UK’s Internet Advertising Bureau has announced his intention to step down in January 2017 after exactly 12 years heading the industry body.
Guardian News & Media has announced the appointment of Laura Scarlett as director of data and insight.
Independent retailers have welcomed what they describe as a u-turn by Northern & Shell on its pricing strategy.
Yesterday, Johnston Press announced the launch of a brand new website, jplocalbusiness.co.uk, providing a guide to local marketing and advertising services within its titles for local SMEs, along with free advice on key related topics.
The Association of Online Publishers announced the winners of their annual Digital Publishing Awards at a ceremony last Thursday at the Roundhouse in Camden, London.
Marketing budgets were revised markedly higher in Q2 2016 reveals the latest IPA Bellwether Report published yesterday. Despite this expansion, due to the uncertain outlook following the outcome of the EU referendum, Bellwether has downgraded its ads
Advertisers who are cutting back on newspaper advertising are less effective, according to new research released yesterday.
Following the success of last year’s News Corp Giving philanthropic initiative, the fund has donated £100,000 to three more UK charities, as voted for by employees at Dow Jones, HarperCollins UK and News UK.
The NUJ has called for an “open and collaborative relationship between the police and the press” in its submission to the College of Policing consultation on draft guidelines for police and media relations.
The Sun is to launch a new dedicated film magazine and online channel called Popcorn.
Nearly two-thirds (64%) of Britons who’ll watch the Olympics on TV will use an internet-connected device at the same time – according to research from marketing technology firm RadiumOne.
The Mail on Sunday has announced that it will be increasing its cover price from £1.60 to £1.70 this weekend.
Metro has today joined forces with the new West End musical Aladdin to create a glossy cover wrap with a difference – on 50,000 copies of the newspaper in London.
Metro has undergone a significant restructure in its commercial team, to support a greater understanding of clients’ entire businesses, from strategy through to investment.
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