As the local newspaper industry launches its acclaimed Local Business Accelerators campaign led by Deborah Meaden of Dragon’s Den, new research shows that Britain’s young businesses are positive about prospects for growth despite tough economic times
The growing clamour for press regulation backed by statute threatens a priceless British freedom, The Telegraph said in an editorial last week.
Following in-depth qualitative consumer research, Egmont Publishing Group has revealed its new look, tween girl’s magazine: Go Girl.
The Guardian has unveiled the Guardian Collection, a new range of products, whose origins each have a story that will inspire and delight, says the company.
WAN-IFRA has just launched a new Media Professionals Programme for South East Asia, a groundbreaking leadership initiative to help mid-level media managers advance their careers and contribute to the growth of strong media enterprises in their countr
NS president Adrian Jeakings has written to the Deputy Prime Minister to complain about remarks he made about the press at the recent LibDem party conference.
The Wall Street Journal will debut a new weekly section covering the global luxury real estate market on Friday, 5 October.
Future, the international specialist media group and leading digital publisher, has launched TechRadar in Australia.
Top Right Group, the multi-platform events, information services and publishing group, has appointed Mandy Gradden as Chief Financial Officer, effective January 2013.
Newspaper printing technologies have developed fast in the past decade and offer more business opportunities and innovations than ever before – a good thing, since 2.5 billion people read newspapers on a regular basis, says WAN-IFRA.
The Financial Times has announced a significant expansion into the Latin American market, with the launch of a digital newspaper print site in São Paulo, a new Latin America homepage on FT.com, and a new mobile app for the region.
Egmont Publishing Group has signed a deal with Mojang for book and magazine publishing rights around the BAFTA award-winning game, Minecraft. Rights are for all territories excluding the USA.
The NFRN has written to newspaper and magazine publishers and news wholesalers identifying areas of real concern to members and asking for support in recognising the important contribution that independent shops make within the news industry.
The organisers of the Specialist Media Show are holding their first online event, on 6-7 November.
German publisher Tagesspiegel-Gruppe is now live on Atex Content for magazine production.
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