Quadrant, the subscriptions management bureau and part of the Air Business Group, has taken on two more titles to its established subscription management service on behalf of DC Thomson: This England and Evergreen.
Gold Key Media today announced that Oliver Morgan has been promoted to the position of Business Development Director to further develop their portfolio of UK and international publishing clients.
The ABC yesterday released the consumer magazine circulation results for the July - December 2014 period and publishers have responded with their interpretation of the figures.
Air Business has been selected as strategic partner of the Professional Publishers Association (PPA) for the sixth consecutive year this February.
Newspaper publishers have committed to taking action to protect home news deliveries after the NFRN laid bare the impact late deliveries and reruns continue to have on its membership.
The regional daily reached the one million milestone after its website had more than a million visitors in one month – and celebrated with a photograph using the latest technology.
This weekend the Mirror launched its next burst of brand activity “Don’t Say Stupid”, part of an ongoing campaign to reinforce its intelligent tabloid credentials.
The National Readership Survey Board has announced that Simon Marquis will be stepping down from his current position as Chairman at the end of the year.
The Net-A-Porter Group has released Porter’s first publisher’s statement showing a circulation of 152,500 after six issues, which, say the publishers, puts the brand significantly ahead of its target and positions it for rapid growth in 2015.
Dennis Motoring websites Auto Express, Carbuyer and evo have seen record starts to 2015, recording large increases in visitor numbers.
ABC and the Joint Industry Committee for Web Standards (JICWEBS) yesterday announced an evolution of the current division of standards responsibilities across the two organisations.
Independent retailers have renewed demands for wholesalers to pass on the fall in petrol and diesel prices by dropping their carriage charges immediately.
A publisher’s webstore is a critical step in the online journey of converting would-be subscribers into fully paid-up subscribers. Creating customer confidence online, dealing effectively with shopping cart abandonment and receiving accurate real-tim
Press sales, both magazines and newspapers, are coming under increasing pressure around the globe. Yet behind that stark – and obvious – headline, writes Jim Bilton, there lies a complex world.
Jim Foster on the world of ePublishing
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