Lord Black of Brentwood, Telegraph Media Group executive director, has told WAN-IFRA’S annual congress in Turin how attacks on press freedom in the UK have had a debilitating effect on free speech across the world.
Specialist digital publishing group Green Star Media has acquired Peak Performance and Sports Injury Bulletin from AIM-listed Electric Word for an undisclosed sum.
The Birmingham Post is the latest newspaper to launch a feed-driven app using PageSuite’s new app CMS, PageSuite Live.
With the 2014 World Cup tournament kicking off yesterday in Brazil, IPC Media’s World Soccer today makes its debut on Flipboard, a single place for readers to discover, collect and share the news they care about.
Haymarket’s Brand Republic Group has appointed Adrian Barrick as Editorial Director.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) yesterday launched the International Alliance for Media Research and Innovation.
The Press Complaints Commission has not upheld a complaint made by Richard Hillgrove against The Sunday Times concerning an article published in the wake of the trial of two former assistants to Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson.
Robot, a new monthly independent video games magazine for children published by Reset Media AB, goes on sale 20 June, with a launch price of £2.99 (regular price - £3.99).
Forbes Media yesterday announced the launch of the company’s new vertical – ForbesLife.com – on September 2, 2014. The luxury lifestyle web site is a digital extension of ForbesLife, Forbes’ luxury lifestyle magazine.
Thousands of readers have cast their predictions for the World Cup in a live animated poll running across Trinity Mirror’s regional websites.
Haymarket Consumer Media’s Autocar, What Car? and PistonHeads are now providing motoring content for Metro.
Haymarket joined Prince William and David Beckham this week for the launch of United for Wildlife’s new campaign, #WhoseSideAreYouOn.
Starting 13th June, supermarket chain Iceland launches a commercial partnership with News UK for The Sun. This is the biggest partnership Iceland has ever signed outside TV or with any national newspaper.
A new global report on “soft censorship” warns of increasing threats to independent media posed by official use of financial leverage and regulatory powers to influence reporting and the very viability of media outlets.
UK digital readership habits have more in common with Denmark and Finland than the US and France, according to a new international survey by the Reuters Institute.
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