News Corp acquires Skiff
News Corporation has announced that it has acquired Skiff, LLC, Hearst Corporation’s e-reading platform designed to deliver premium journalism to tablets, smartphones, e-readers and netbooks.
News Corporation has announced that it has acquired Skiff, LLC, Hearst Corporation’s e-reading platform designed to deliver premium journalism to tablets, smartphones, e-readers and netbooks.
Third Sector Jobs is the second of Haymarket Business Media’s specialist jobsites to move to the latest version of Madgex’s job board software.
Informa Healthcare – one of the world’s leading medical and scientific publishers – has unveiled plans to redesign and add recently published book content to the informahealthcare.com web platform.
Future, the special-interest media group, has launched PCGamer.com – the new online home for PC Gamer, the “global PC gaming authority”.
The PPA has partnered with Attributor to help UK magazine publishers tackle internet piracy and protect online revenue opportunities.
The Telegraph World Cup app has soared in the UK’s free World Cup app and Sports app charts, with over 100,000 downloads so far, says the publisher.
The independent online magazine SoGlos.com has been crowned Website of the Year in the EDF Energy South West Media Awards 2010.
The Guardian Media Group has announced its results for the financial year ended March 28 2010.
The FourFourTwo.com team aim to deliver comprehensive, live online coverage of the Football World Cup in South Africa.
Mirror Group Newspapers has announced plans to introduce new multimedia newsrooms to the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and People.
The AOP held its annual awards on 10 June at the Roundhouse. Below is a full list of the awards and their winners, with the judges’ comments.
The annual World Young Reader Prizes have added three new categories this year, including one for "connecting with mobile" that recognises success in engaging the young via mobile telephone delivery.
Le Monde diplomatique has published freemium apps in both French and English.
The Newspaper Society reports that Jeremy Hunt has asked Ofcom to examine the case for removing all cross-media ownership rules at a local level, adding that the “challenge and scrutiny” of local journalism is vital to ensuring “greater transparency”
The Rotherham Advertiser is believed to be the first newspaper title to launch a births, marriages and deaths App.
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