The Associated Press and live citizen broadcasting service Bambuser have cemented an agreement that will allow AP customers to use more live news video than ever before from citizen journalists around the globe.
Following the success of the Stuff UK’s fully-interactive iPad edition, which clocked-up over 100,000 downloads within four months of its launch in April, Haymarket has announced the launch of the first licensed edition of the interactive version in
Deco, a new website for green interiors, went live this month.
Johnston Press recently announced a delay in their rolling programme of relaunches, with some titles now not expected to relaunch until 2013.
Factory Media have created a new syndicated player for its action sports brand Mpora, which will enable brands, websites, blogs or shops to showcase the best videos to their users.
Media industry professionals, bursary recipients and their tutors met on Thursday to celebrate the success of the Journalism Diversity Fund.
Delicious, the monthly magazine from Eye To Eye Media, unveils a new look for its November issue, which goes on sale 2 October, priced £3.80.
Subscriptions Marketing, the audience acquisition agency, has appointed Vivien Matthews as Consumer Promotions Director.
Archant has appointed Mediaforce as its new national sales house, responsible for selling national advertising across its entire portfolio of newspapers, magazine and digital properties.
The site, which became the world’s biggest newspaper website in January 2012, recorded a record 105,720,020 in August 2012 according to new figures released yesterday by ABC.
The August ABC Multiplatform figures (ABCe), released yesterday, show a record month for Global and UK digital traffic for The Telegraph, boosted by soaring growth during the Olympics.
PPA Scotland has announced the shortlist for the Scottish Magazine Awards 2012.
Centaur Media's Money Marketing is launching a free online CPD solution to help readers meet the new regulatory requirements being introduced from the start of next year.
Which girls have the coolest closets, Cardiff or Edinburgh? Who looks hottest Liverpool or Leeds? Is Manchester where the (fashion) action’s really at?, asks Grazia.
Guardian News & Media (GNM) has announced two changes to its executive team.
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