The National Readership Survey Ltd (NRS) yesterday announced that the next release of NRS PADD will be the first to incorporate comScore’s new mobile and tablet estimates, following changes to the way comScore measure mobile audiences.
US publishers are realising significant cross-platform audience growth as a result of investments in digital, and particularly mobile and video. Sales of digital editions, though, writes Karlene Lukovitz, continue to disappoint.
The blurb at the top of your front page has one purpose – SELL MORE PAPERS. Yet, writes Peter Sands, many publishers appear to have lost sight of this simple objective.
Adestra has announced that full service email marketing agency, Dallas-based Inbox Group, has chosen Adestra as a technology partner.
Risk.net has introduced a new tool that alerts subscribers that new content has been published.
Vogue India has broken all records for views of a Condé Nast video worldwide, it was announced yesterday.
The New York Times and Financial Times this week announced a new program available to US hotels to provide their guests with unlimited access to NYTimes.com and FT.com on any device connected to the hotel’s network.
Launched in the UK at the beginning of April, Global Media Hub is a new entrant into the free magazine sector.
Mark Cialdella is joining Incisive Media’s US office as Subscriptions Sales Director.
The NFRN has appointed News UK as its newspaper category partner to further advance Store2Door, its home delivery service solution.
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.
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