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.
Pocket Cuties, a new alternate monthly title for young girls, from LCD Publishing, goes on sale 5 October, priced £2.75.
Jacob Mathew, President of WAN-IFRA, announced yesterday the appointment of Vincent Peyrègne as the organization’s incoming Chief Executive Officer.
The National Council for the Training of Journalists is investing in a major piece of research to provide independent, comprehensive and up-to-date labour market information about journalists.
Former South African Rugby World Cup winning captain, Francois Pienaar, has said a personal thank you to Archant and one of its directors, Mike Walsh, for raising over £6,000 for the Make A Difference Foundation (MAD) which helps disadvantaged young
GP International, a new monthly title for motor racing fans from Bright Publishing, goes on sale 11 October, priced £4.95.
Telegraph Media Group (TMG) yesterday announced the launch of a new women’s channel on The Telegraph website.
A video leads and alerts service that emails new and targeted video content direct to magazine and newspaper staff has been added to Videobuilder.
Future, the international specialist media group, has launched Photography Week, a new international, interactive digital magazine.
More than 50 budding press photographers and photojournalists gathered at Press Association in London last week to hear about training and career opportunities in the industry, at a seminar organised by the NCTJ and supported by FujiFilm UK.
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