NME targets top music festivals
NME’s targeted distribution network is to take in some of the UK’s most exciting festivals this summer to put the magazine directly into the hands of young music fans.
NME’s targeted distribution network is to take in some of the UK’s most exciting festivals this summer to put the magazine directly into the hands of young music fans.
Haymarket Consumer Magazines has appointed dsb.net to manage the end-to-end customer experience for subscribers to its titles.
The Guardian has recorded its biggest traffic day ever in all regions on Friday 24 June, following the result of the EU referendum.
Readly, the digital magazine newsstand, has added global fashion magazine, Porter, to its portfolio, with immediate effect.
Global Media Hub has announced the opening of a New York office, just one year after the launch of the business.
Dawson Media Direct has appointed a new Managing Director, Paul Rayson. Mr Rayson will succeed the company’s outgoing MD John Howe, who retires next month.
The New York Times and Financial Times this week announced that international hotels in select markets across Europe, Asia and the Middle East can now participate in their digital access program.
Gold Key Media have partnered with Harper’s Bazaar and Town & Country to create a tailored distribution strategy for Eroica Britannia – a cycling and family lifestyle festival.
Channel 4 has made its fourth deal from its Commercial Growth Fund, striking an airtime-for-equity arrangement with digital magazine newsstand, Readly.
Independent retailers’ calls for improvements throughout the news supply chain will be strengthened through the NFRN’s membership of new lobby group, The News Retailer Group, said Chief Executive Paul Baxter.
MPP Global has added further enhancements to eSuite, its integrated cloud platform, with the introduction of predictive subscription churn functionality.
Vodafone has become the first UK mobile company to sign an agreement with Readly, the all-you-can-read magazine app for tablets and smartphones, in an exclusive arrangement.
LinkedIn can be a highly effective tool for disseminating your content and growing your subscriber base. But, as with all social media, writes Amanda MacArthur, you first need to come up with a strategy and a plan… and then you need to follow it thro
Archant has ambitious plans and it’s in a hurry. The company’s stated aim is to be the best local media company in the UK by the end of 2017. The clock’s ticking. Central to achieving this goal, says Will Hattam, is the company’s marketing department
Lack of IT resource is a frequent gripe of the small and medium size publisher. They produce great content for a loyal audience but below-par digital publishing platforms, often developed in-house, are inhibiting growth. But as Abacus e-Media’s Ian E
1702 articles - Page 90/114
<< Back to Key Topics