Dennis Publishing’s current affairs title The Week turns 20 today, celebrating with an exclusive industry party at No4 Hamilton Place and the largest sampling campaign in the title’s history.
Sara Howers has been appointed Group Data Protection Officer for Haymarket Media Group.
The Times Scotland recorded growth of 3.8% year-on-year in April, with sales of 19,247 according to official figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC).
The London Evening Standard to distribute one million copies for the first time today.
News that pro rata terms will be applied to the Daily Mirror when it increases its cover price by 5p to 60p on Monday (May 11) has been welcomed by the NFRN.
Outbrain, a leader in content discovery, yesterday announced the hire of Yuval Ben-Itzhak as Chief Technology Officer of its Global Engineering organisation.
DMD and Gatwick Airport have launched Media Wall, described as “a cool new way for publishers to reach international air travelers”.
A new company, N3, has been created to enable independent retailers to further develop their news sales.
Winnipeg Free Press, one of the oldest newspapers in Canada and one of the last still privately owned, has selected MPP Global’s cloud platform, eSuite, for a metering and micropayment billing solution.
Last week, the ABC released its digital figures for March 2015.
On 15 April, Time Out New York switched to an all-free distribution model.
Quadrant, part of the Air Business Group, has launched their Telephone Cancel Saves service which aims to hand power back to publishers and save hard earned subscriber revenue and circulation rates.
TeamRock, the multi-media content creation and distribution business for the global rock community, is now two years old, and has achieved One Million registered Users, four times its original target, says the company.
A survey of 800 independent retailers within the M25 who receive The Sun, The Times and The Sunday Times direct from News UK has revealed a high level of satisfaction for the service they receive.
The Publishers Audience Measurement Company (PAMCO) will next year replace the National Readership Survey Ltd. (NRS) as the organisation which oversees the audience figures for newspapers and magazines.
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