New look for Evening Standard
ESI Media yesterday unveiled a fresh new look for the print edition of the Evening Standard.
ESI Media yesterday unveiled a fresh new look for the print edition of the Evening Standard.
IAB UK yesterday launched a refreshed brand identity as well as a new website featuring a range of functions designed to improve access to key information, making it easier for users to find what they want, more quickly.
Journalists on the Burton Mail have written an open letter to management and readers saying that Trinity Mirror’s plans to close its website and merge it with the new Derbyshire Live website will be huge mistake.
Subject to shareholder approval at the next Annual General Meeting, Trinity Mirror plc has announced that it will be changing its name to Reach plc.
The Times this week announced that Kate Reardon, former editor of Tatler, has been appointed editor-in-chief of LUXX, The Times’s glossy magazine.
The Society of Editors last week welcomed an announcement by the government that it is formally closing the Leveson Inquiry.
The Midland News Association is launching a new weekly digest magazine for Shropshire called Shropshire Weekly.
FT editor, Lionel Barber, received The Media Society Annual Award for his outstanding contribution to financial journalism at The Millennium Hotel, Mayfair on Wednesday night, February 28.
Trinity Mirror has completed the acquisition of Northern & Shell’s publishing assets, having received the approval of shareholders earlier this week to proceed. A number of key editorial changes have also been announced.
Trinity Mirror has found retailer B&M to be the most relevant brand in the UK, coming out on top of its inaugural Brand Relevance Index.
Local press in print and digital is the most trusted source for local news and information, way ahead of search engines and social media, according to new YouGov research published today.
PCS, the publishing software developer, has announced a number of changes to its board of directors.
Menzies Distribution has, says the NFRN, landed a body blow to its members by announcing an average increase to carriage charges of 2.7 per cent and rises of 1.5 per cent for Northern Ireland and 1.9 per cent for the Republic of Ireland.
Channel 5 has appointed News UK’s branded content division, Bridge Studio, for an integrated print, digital and social campaign to help the broadcaster showcase the range and quality of its content.
This Saturday sees the launch of ‘Grand Selfie’, a Sun Savers promotion that gives customers the chance to win a £1,000 prize.
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