Catalysts Ltd, a specialist publishing systems integrator, have announced the launch of the new Online Publishing Service that they have built for the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting in England and Wales.
The New Year sees the launch of an exciting range of Open Access options from Taylor & Francis via the Taylor & Francis Open program.
Gardenersworld.com has relaunched with a host of exciting new sections including a gardening forum, a fully searchable plant database, exclusive competitions and user profiles and messaging.
The NFRN’s website www.nfrnonline.com has been given a dramatic overhaul with a vibrant new look, exciting new content and simpler navigation.
IPC Media has created a cross platform campaign for Freeview, the largest digital TV service in the UK across IPC Connect’s TV titles: TV Times, What’s on TV and whatsonTV.co.uk.
After a record number of entries the winners for the 2011 Guardian Charity Awards were announced on 15 December.
Marc Astley, editor of the Express & Echo, has decided to leave the business after six years in the position.
Johnston Press is rolling out mobile versions for its 211 local media websites.
The digital publishing industry gathered at the London College of Communication for the announcement of the winners of the Digital Magazine Awards 2011 this week.
Future Publishing, the special interest media group, has announced the appointment of Nathan Forbes to the position of North American Sales Director for its sports portfolio.
Immediate Media Co, which launched on 1 November 2011 and was created from the merger of BBC Magazines, Origin Publishing and Magicalia, has announced its senior management structure and roles.
Outbrain, a leading content discovery platform, has announced that it has closed its Series D round of funding of $35 million, bringing its total financing to $64 million.
The London Evening Standard’s Dispossessed campaign and ‘Calling London’ book, chronicling journalist David Cohen’s investigative series on poverty in London, is being studied by Ferial Haffajee, the editor of City Press, one of South Africa's bigges
Technical training company Highlander has recently added a number of new courses to its curriculum, to accomodate the rapidly growing demand for HTML5 skills.
The Express & Echo in Exeter has published its first audited sale figure since converting to a weekly title 3 months ago.
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