The Independent on Sunday editor, John Mullin, is leaving the paper as the Lebedev titles move to a seven-day operation also encompassing the Independent, London Evening Standard and the yet-to-launch London Live local TV channel.
Telegraph Media Group, (TMG), has announced that The Telegraph’s Wonder Women channel will be the newspaper media partner for the IPA and Campaign Women of Tomorrow Awards.
The Guardian has announced record-setting US traffic, which topped 12.5 million monthly unique visitors in January 2013, and is growing at a year over year rate of 31%.
Big Farm Fun, a new alternate monthly title from Prestige Publishing, aimed at young girls, goes on sale 15 February, priced £2.75.
Hearst Magazines UK, the Hearst Corporation’s principal business in the UK, has agreed an exclusive partnership with The Hut Group to create what it describes as, a unique concept in online shopping.
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has revealed further details of its open access offering.
Egmont has launched its first interactive magazine for children.
The Financial Times' 2012-2013 Seasonal Appeal has raised $4.89 million (£3.12 million) for The Global Fund for Children (GFC), a pioneering investment fund that partners with grassroots organisations to help some of the world's most vulnerable child
Mei-Ling Rider joins Metro as Head of Marketing, having most recently held the role of Head of Activation at Vice Media.
Scottish members of the NFRN have welcomed price increases on a number of local newspaper titles published by Media Scotland, which have been accompanied by pro rata retail terms.
MotoMax Media B.V. have appointed Intermedia Brand Marketing Ltd as their new distributors of 00/24 Watch World with effect from the Spring issue, on sale 14th March 2013.
The Guardian has hired Lenore Taylor as political editor and Katharine Murphy as deputy political editor of its new digital edition in Australia.
The Journalism Diversity fund has invested just over £123,000 on bursaries for diverse NCTJ students in the 2012/13 academic year.
The Government has announced that proposals to remove the requirement for Traffic Regulation Orders to be advertised in local newspapers are to be abandoned following a strong campaign against the changes by the NS and the industry.
Shortlists for the Society of Editors Press Awards, celebrating the best of British national newspaper journalism, have been announced.
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