Wallpaper*, the international design, fashion and lifestyle magazine, has launched its first iPad application, backed by Tudor Watches and featuring exclusive films from stage and screen legends David Lynch and Robert Wilson.
Musician Matthew Herbert is creating a concert which is the first of its kind to be inspired by a British newspaper.
Following on from Vogue’s ‘Fashion’s Night Out’ in September, Vogue.com is to launch its digital equivalent, ‘Fashion’s Night In’, for the most stylish stay-at-home shopping experience ever.
The Financial Times has announced the launch of ‘Women at the Top’, a multi-platform initiative which will see extensive editorial coverage in the paper, on video and online, and a global conference celebrating the top 50 women in global business.
IPC Media’s web technology director Kelly Waters has announced the promotion of Simon Loxham to the role of product director, IPC Digital.
The Financial Times is running a multichannel series of arts coverage to celebrate its inaugural sponsorship of the prestigious Frieze Art Fair, which takes place between 14 and 17 October.
The Economist has announced that it will launch an iPad edition of Intelligent Life, its quarterly magazine covering life, culture and style.
Michelle Paver has been announced as the winner of the 2010 Guardian Children's Fiction Prize for Ghost Hunter, the sixth and final book in her Chronicles of Ancient Darkness series.
Xavier Vidal-Folch, Deputy Director of the Spanish daily El Pais, has been re-elected President of the World Editors Forum, the global association for senior newsroom executives within the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA
WAN-IFRA has announced that the 63rd World Newspaper Congress and 18th World Editors Forum would be held alongside the IFRA Expo in Vienna, Austria, in 2011.
Newspaper editors are optimistic about the future of their publications, but see no end to the reshaping of newsrooms under the pressure of the multi-media revolution, according to a global survey released by the World Editors Forum and McKinsey & Co
An Iranian journalist who was imprisoned following Iran's disputed presidential election last year has been awarded the 2010 Golden Pen of Freedom, the annual press freedom prize of the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA).
Gavin O'Reilly, CEO of Independent News & Media PLC, will continue as President of the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) until June 2011, following a vote Tuesday by members of the global organisation.
Thirteen media companies have won the 2010 XMA Cross Media Awards, the annual prize WAN-IFRA to honour companies that are using a wide variety of platforms to deliver editorial and advertising content in innovative ways.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) has called on African nations to immediately abolish criminal defamation and "insult" laws that are widely used to silence criticism and intimidate free reporting across the continent
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