RadioTimes.com, Immediate Media’s television and radio news and listings site, recorded the busiest month in its history in October with 9.135 million unique visitors to the site, a 102% year on year growth.
From the 10th November, Newssolutions, News UK’s operational commercial arm, will manage the UK distribution of Family Traveller Magazine.
Lewis Business Media, a multi-platform media business with magazines, web-based products, events and data products, has appointed Beeline Data Services to manage its audience data using their AMS software.
Haymarket Media Group’s FourFourTwo, the football magazine media brand, and Yahoo, who reach an audience of more than one billion users worldwide, have teamed up to deliver football content in key football-loving markets around the world.
Condé Nast Britain has announced that Vogue, GQ, Glamour, Wired and Ars Technica debuted on Apple News yesterday, with Burberry announced as an advertising launch partner.
The Financial Times is now available on Apple News in the UK, US and Australia following this week’s iOS 9.1 software update.
Trinity Mirror has announced that 27 of its national and regional titles are now available on Apple News, which launched in the UK on Wednesday 21 October.
Subscription bureau ESco Business Services Limited has undergone what it describes as a “miniature rebrand”.
Yesterday, the ABC released its digital figures for September 2015.
Telegraph Media Group (TMG) has announced that it is a preview partner for the new open source project: Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), to speed up mobile web.
Global business technology Ve Interactive has appointed senior digital consultant Peter Smith to head up the publishing sector, where he will be overseeing accounts including The Times, Time Magazine, Drum and Foyles.
News UK is further strengthening its commitment to Home Delivery retailers and sales growth with the launch yesterday of a free 12-week home delivery service for The Sun, The Times and The Sunday Times.
In a first for independent retail newagents the recently formed multiple group, N3, has instructed wholesalers to cancel supply of the Star titles for its members until further notice.
The Wall Street Journal and The Times of London yesterday announced the launch of a joint partnership for corporates, bringing together the two titles in a digital subscription bundle.
The NFRN says that independent news retailers have been left reeling after Northern & Shell announced that the cover prices of its weekday, Saturday and Sunday editions of the Daily Star are being halved.
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