New research reveals magazines deliver ROI of £1.40
New research into the effectiveness of magazines, launched yesterday by IPC Media, has found that every £1 invested in magazine advertising generates an average ROI of £1.40.
New research into the effectiveness of magazines, launched yesterday by IPC Media, has found that every £1 invested in magazine advertising generates an average ROI of £1.40.
The Times and The Sunday Times are launching a choice of subscription gift cards, which, they say, make the perfect Christmas stocking filler.
The international Digital Magazine Awards, in association with App Studio and Media on the Move, has announced the finalists for this year's competition.
IPC Media has announced the appointment of Evan Kypreos as editor of its flagship technology reviews website www.TrustedReviews.com.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) and the World Editors Forum have joined the protest against Indian cricket authorities who have locked out reputable photographic news agencies from the high-profile India-England cri
The Press Complaints Commission has published new guidance on privacy and the public domain following the publication in August of photographs of Prince Harry taken in Las Vegas.
Hearst Magazines UK, the Hearst Corporation’s principal business in the UK, has merged its former Lagardère Active UK(LGA UK)and Inhouse International ad businesses, to create a new player in the international ad market - Hearst Advertising Worldwide
Good Housekeeping, the women’s lifestyle magazine published by Hearst Magazines UK, has announced the second phase of its multi-platform development - the launch of a new online home for 45+ women – www.goodhousekeeping.co.uk.
Future plc, the international media group and leading digital publisher, has promoted Keith Walker to the role of Head of Digital for the Entertainment Group, with additional publishing responsibilites for CVG and GamesRadar.
The Printing Charity announced Lord Black of Brentwood (pictured), Executive Director of Telegraph Media Group, as its President for 2013.
Ilford Recorder trainee reporter Amanda Nunn has taken on five barristers at magistrates’ court to challenge a Section 11 order to withhold the addresses of defendants in a murder trial.
Men are in for a treat this week, says the Sun, as for the first time Fabulous magazine will devote half the mag to blokes.
Egmont Publishing Group has signed a deal with The Collective, via their agent Rocket Licensing Ltd, to publish a range of titles based on the viral hit: Annoying Orange.
What Car?, Haymarket Consumer Media's car-buying title, has unveiled an all new brand to the used car market, What Car? Approved Used.
Outbrain, the content discovery solution, has announced further expansion into the Italian market, including the launch of external paid-for links.
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