The Press Complaints Commission has upheld a complaint against the Camberley News and Mail under Clauses 3 (Privacy) and 6 (Children) of the Editors' Code of Practice after it published an article which identified a teenage girl as having the conditi
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) is to further expand its digital offering with a significantly redeveloped and enhanced Digital Library.
DandG Media have launched a new retail service for cruise ships in the UK, providing magazines and newspapers directly onboard cruise ships.
Immediate Media Co has appointed Lucy Hall as editor of BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine, with effect from 1 July 2012.
How To Draw, a new quarterly title from Titan Publishing Group, goes on sale 26 July, priced £3.99.
In a major revamp, Lonely Planet’s monthly travel magazine has been re-named Lonely Planet Traveller, and comes in a new larger size with sophisticated new fonts and colours throughout.
Surrey based independent publisher Is It Just Media? Ltd has announced the arrival of The Adventures of ROBOB, the “fabulous” new interactive magazine and trading card game for the pre-teen market.
For Gregory Hywood, CEO of Australia’s Fairfax Media, producing quality journalism is more valuable than ever in the Internet era. But the realities of this new era are forever changing the media landscape, with Fairfax’s recently announced restructu
The 158-year-old British Journal of Photography has launched a radically redesigned new edition, custom made for the iPhone and has achieved 2800 downloads in the first three days.
Wallpaper*, the international design and style title, has launched Paper Passion, a perfume that captures the scent of freshly printed books, with German publisher Gerhard Steidl, fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld and celebrated perfumer Geza Schoen.
On Monday, 09 July 2012 the Stationers’ Foundation, the charitable arm of the Stationers’ Company, Company, hosted a Garden Party at which the important work of the Foundation was brought to the attention of the 170 guests.
With its relatively young populations and growing literacy, it is no surprise that Asia is leading the way on strategies to attract young people to newspapers, on all platforms, says WAN-IFRA.
In a first for women’s consumer magazines, Glamour held a special private reader question and answer session on July 12th, with Prime Minister David Cameron at 10 Downing Street.
Kevin Dewey, former managing director of Hedsorboard, has taken on the mantle of Master of the Stationers’ Company and says he is committed to helping the Livery Company to extend its position in packaging and new media.
Zest, the health, fitness and well-being title for women, has secured three Olympic cover stars for its August issue. This is the first time in the magazine’s 17.5-year history that a trio has graced the cover.
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