NetDoctor.co.uk, the health and wellbeing website, published by Hearst Magazines UK, has announced a partnership with iWantGreatCare to encourage patients and their carers to review and rate their healthcare experience.
Child protection campaigners, Dr Sara Payne MBE and best-selling author Shy Keenan, are the latest columnists to join The Sun on Sunday.
Future plc has appointed Clair Porteous to the role of Head of Entertainment Group – responsible for Future’s Games and Film portfolio.
The escalating threat to the safety of journalists has brought together an extraordinary group of editors, frontline journalists, professionals and press freedom monitoring groups to demand action from governments to stop the killing and harassment o
The Walking Dead, a new quarterly title from Titan Publishing Group, goes on sale 1 November, priced £4.99.
A report released last week by IBM and the Saïd School of Business at the University of Oxford has found almost two thirds (63%) of UK and Ireland businesses recognise the competitive advantage associated with Big Data.
Digitalspy.co.uk, showbiz, entertainment and tech website published by Hearst Magazines UK, has won two prestigious awards at this year’s Games Media Awards (GMA).
The Express & Star has launched a £1.4 million Green Shoots Fund to help small and medium sized businesses in the Black Country region create new jobs.
AD-X, a global leader in mobile app download measurement, has announced a worldwide integration with Facebook.
The recently launched bi-monthly iPad magazine from supermarket chain Morrisons - Morrisons Magazine, now includes a feature which allows readers to store pages into a ‘My Recipes’ section.
Metro has announced the revamp of its in-paper lifestyle and entertainment content, Life.
Future plc, the international specialist media group and leading digital publisher, has appointed James Ranson as Sales Director – London.
Student journalists at the University of Sheffield swept the board at this year's Magazine Academy competition organised by the Periodicals Training Council (PTC) and the PPA.
Families First, a magazine for families of faith and previously only available on subscription, is to launch on the newsstand on 26 October, priced £2.50.
More than half of consumers who read a magazine ad on their tablet or e-reader interacted with the ad, according to new research covering more than 30,000 digital ads across 1,000 magazine issues from GfK MRI Starch Digital.
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