Tennis Champion Andy Murray will star in and guest-edit this week’s issue of The Beano. The special issue, on sale Wednesday 25th June 2014, features Dennis the Menace helping Andy Murray discover his inner Menace with disastrous consequences.
Digital Camera, the photography magazine, has announced a series of free gifts for every reader to mark the 175th anniversary of photography.
Marcus Rich, CEO of IPC Media has announced a company restructure that removes the business divisions of Connect, Inspire and Southbank, uniting the business as ‘one IPC’.
The PPA has announced that Claudia Winkleman will host the PPA Awards 2014 on 10 July at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
The MailOnline recorded its best ever month for Global Video Views, achieving more than 45.9 million in May 2014, according to figures released by ABC.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has attacked “Stalinist” guidelines issued to parish councils by the National Association of Local Councils which say that councillors cannot provide statements to the media without consent.
With the publication of the Commission’s white paper on Copyright due out in July, CEO members of the European Publishers Council (EPC) on 18th June presented to Commissioner Michel Barnier their “Copyright Vision”.
Publisher Gruppo Media has made two important appointments to its Board and Editorial team as founder Guy Andrews stands down as Editor.
The September issue of Glamour is upsizing again, it was announced yesterday by Jo Elvin, Editor of British Glamour, and Publishing Director Jamie Jouning.
Trinity Mirror has announced the appointment of Pete Picton to the role of editorial director, Mirror Online.
New research from Mail Newspapers identifies the rise of a new super group of consumers. Super Parents are set to revolutionise the way brands go forward, says the Mail.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) is creating a World Printers Forum, a new initiative for the newspaper printing and production community including both experts from newspaper printing and production operations and v
Forty editorial jobs across the Telegraph Media Group (TMG) are being created as the business makes a significant new investment in quality journalism.
Months of hard work has paid off after a group of nine college students produced an edition of the Barking and Dagenham Post direct from their campus.
The Oxford Mail is believed to be the first British newspaper to launch a service delivering news alerts direct to readers' phones via messaging app WhatsApp.
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