The pandemic has forced publishers to be more creative with their newsstand strategies. The good news is that sales opportunities still exist and that, as we emerge from lockdown, they will increase, says Marketforce’s Joel Griffiths.
As part of its change from InterMedia Solutions to InterSend Limited, the fulfilment, logistics and direct mail company has launched a new website.
Readly has expanded its portfolio of national newspapers by adding five Irish titles from Reach plc to its platform.
MPP Global and Agillic are partnering to provide what they say will be a comprehensive, end-to-end subscription solution.
The NFRN has praised Reach for acting on members’ concerns and accompanying forthcoming price rises on its Monday to Friday editions of the Daily Mirror with pro-rata terms.
Land Rover enthusiasts and owners can now subscribe to an extensive digital library of back issues of Land Rover Monthly, developed in partnership with archiving company Exact Editions.
The Scottish Sun is rolling out a new app which it says will help readers give their bank balance a healthy boost whilst they shop.
Facebook News, the social network's dedicated section for news content, is launching in the UK.
The government’s decision last year to zero rate the VAT on digital publications was the result of a long running and hard-fought lobbying effort.
Anthem, the Bath-based health and wellbeing publisher, has launched new membership schemes for its three flagship brands on the back of major subscriptions growth in 2020.
OpenAthens, an identity and access management specialist, has announced its membership of the American Library Association.
Country Walking launches its annual challenge #Walk1000Miles 2021 with a dedicated 64-page supplement and two new membership packages CountryWalking+ and Walk1000miles+.
The Guardian has announced the appointment of Mark Rice-Oxley as executive editor, reader revenues.
Nine people from four companies appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in December accused of involvement in a fraud operation on the Royal Mail worth £81 million.
The Sun Hols from £9.50, which offers readers bargain holidays at more than 300 holiday parks, has launched a new campaign to promote its 2021 offering, with a Covid money back guarantee.
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