Cherilyn Ireton, a South African editor and successful senior manager at some of the country’s top newspapers, has been appointed Executive Director of the World Editors Forum, the global organisation for editors within the World Association of Newsp
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has announced a partnership with Publishing Technology to redevelop and extend its Digital Library, the central access point for the organization’s full text content online.
The Guardian this week praised NFRN independent newsagents as its exclusive six week voucher promotion with the NFRN got off to a "flying start".
The first speakers have been announced for the Specialist Media Conference, taking place on 24 May 2012 at Think Tank Birmingham.
Nuts, the UK’s biggest selling weekly men’s magazine, clocked up over 200,000 interactions (blipps) with its ‘Blippar enabled’ Interactive Issue in just one week, an unprecedented level of engagement using the interactive mobile platform, says the pu
Press freedom and freedom of expression remain under serious threat in the Middle East, despite the democracy revolutions and reforms that are sweeping the region, a panel of experts said Tuesday at the Arab Free Press Forum in Tunisia.
A new era for Scotland’s national newspaper is beginning with the launch of The Scotsman iPad app, available now on the App Store. It claims to be Scotland’s first dedicated multimedia news iPad app.
Time Out Group, a leading source of information for arts and entertainment, has acquired Whatsonstage.com.
British Vogue has announced the launch of the Vogue News App, in association with Vertu.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) has published a report that illustrates how the government of Ecuador is carrying out “a sophisticated strategy of marginalising all voices independent of state power”.
Conde Nast Brides has announced the launch of The Brides Wedding Planner app in association with The Turquoise Holiday Company. Available for the iPhone, the app claims to be the ultimate companion to planning your perfect wedding.
News International released the following statement yesterday:
Tom Curley, president and CEO of The Associated Press since 2003, will step down this year, AP announced yesterday. The search for a successor has been launched by the AP Board of Directors.
Hackgate, the biggest scandal to rock the mainstream press in decades, is the subject of the latest book by Professor Richard Lance Keeble of the University of Lincoln’s School of Journalism.
The Arab Free Press Forum opened Monday in Tunisia with a celebration of the gains that have been made in Middle East press freedom, but with a reminder that much more needs to be done.
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