Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, will guest edit The Daily Telegraph’s Weekend section this Saturday, 18th January as the newspaper launches its ‘Lend a Hand’ campaign, dedicated to volunteering.
Sarah Cox has been appointed Editor of Bedfordshire On Sunday, becoming the title’s first female Editor.
The Swindon Advertiser has become the latest local newspaper to be banned from using press facilities by its football club following a dispute over coverage.
Financial Times videos are now available to TV viewers with the launch of the FT Samsung Smart TV App.
Investment and Pensions Europe, a new client of Abacus e-Media, has re-designed and re-launched their main website for their weekly magazine with a truly responsive design.
On 1st of January, the Wall Street Journal launched WSJD, its new technology site.
Dennis Publishing has partnered with Saga Magazine to publish an all-encompassing health guide, Fit For Life.
Haymarket Media Group and East & Partners – one of Asia-Pacific’s leading specialist business banking market research and analysis firms – this week announced the launch of a joint venture research business in Asia.
The Dutch news media association NDP Nieuswmedia has been designated the first “Center of Youth Engagement Excellence” by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) for its innovative and strong programme that has been introdu
N9 Pure Silver have announced the launch of their silver based anti-microbial technology in a coating application for the print industry and have appointed Celloglas as their exclusive UK coating partner and preferred sales agent for the print trade.
The Financial Times has appointed James Lund to the newly created role of Vice President, Finance, taking on global responsibility for financial performance management across the FT Group.
Haymarket Media Group has announced that group director, Patrick Fuller, will be joining the team of Haymarket India for a three-month secondment from the start of February.
The PPA has announced the shortlist for the New Talent Awards.
The Print Futures Awards Scheme, now in its eleventh year, is set to grow again in 2014 with an increased number of cash grants of up to £1,500 available for young people.
Julie Posetti, an academic and journalist at the University of Wollongong (UOW) in Australia, will join the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) after securing a 12-month research fellowship to investigate and report on the
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