Attracting younger readers is a perennial challenge for newspapers, but concerns over fake news and the financial pressures facing young people are presenting new opportunities, which the Financial Times is capitalising on.
With reading habits changing rapidly and amidst growing concerns about untrustworthy content, we ask Ari Assuied, president & co-founder of Cafeyn, what publishers should be doing about it.
The publisher announced earlier this month that the ABC results published on 16 January would be the last ones that Telegraph Media Group participated in.
The NFRN has expressed disappointment that at the same time that Reach is increasing cover prices, it is adjusting the percentage margin that retailers receive to as little as 20 per cent.
The board of the Press Distribution Forum announced last week that the NFRN has elected to join the organisation and two NFRN executives will sit on the PDF board.
In today’s challenging publishing environment, how can publishers work better together and with their supply chain partners, to ensure a profitable publishing future? We get the views of Rob Barham, group sales director at Air Business.
Cafeyn, an information streaming service, has announced a partnership with O2, a mobile phone network.
Ongoing news chain supply issues - particularly in the South West region of the country - came into the spotlight at a meeting organised by the NFRN.
In line with its sustainability targets, Haymarket Media Group has begun to eradicate plastic mailing film from its supply chain.
The end of the year is always a good time to take stock. What are the big trends shaping the publishing sector and what should we be looking out for next year? We ask AdvantageCS’s Philippe van Mastrigt for his insights.
Immediate Media Co this week announced that the majority of their monthly subscription titles will be posted in paper wrap from January 2020.
dmg events, an international events company, has appointed Sunny Bath to the role of Vice President for Data Management.
Racing Pigeon, a weekly magazine for pigeon racing enthusiasts, has chosen Intermedia Brand Marketing as its newsstand distribution partner.
How many systems do you use across your business? Lots? In which case, you’ll not be benefiting from cost savings, better intel, automation, security and GDPR compliance. As Affino’s Markus Karlsson and Jonathan Collins tell us, less can be more…
The London Review of Books, which celebrates its 40th birthday this year, is clearly doing something right. It is sellng almost 30k more print copies than it did ten years ago. One of the reasons is their emphasis on slow and sustainable growth.
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