The Independent, 35 this year, is growing strong. Reach is up, as is revenue and they are employing more journalists and opening up new revenue streams. As Christian Broughton tells Ray Snoddy, the newsbrand’s time has come.
Just in case you hadn’t noticed, our industry is breaking up. And just to be clear, that doesn’t mean that it is falling apart. Instead, it is fragmenting, as each media company – indeed, each media brand – finds its own business model.
InterDirect Magazines, a trading division of the InterGo Holdings Group, has announced the launch of their latest venture, MagazineSupermarket.
While publishers have a sophisticated approach to managing their audience data, this is often not the case when it comes to managing their affiliate & partner marketing, writes Trackonomics' Hanan Maayan.
Condé Nast has announced the appointment of Deborah Joseph as European Editorial Director of Glamour.
Ecommerce – the future of media or a dangerous distraction? Get it right and it can transform your company’s financials. Get it wrong, writes Jim Bilton, and it can destroy your business. And there are plenty of examples of both.
On Friday, Esquire, Hearst UK’s men’s magazine brand, launched its fourth edition of the Esquire Edit.
Grazia has joined forces with the fashion shopping platform Lyst to create a new industry report, The Grazia x Lyst Forever 15, ranking fashion’s most popular classics using a bespoke algorithm.
Marie Claire UK has expanded its shopping site, The Marie Claire Edit, to include a new resale platform for “pre-loved” fashion, The Marie Claire Vintage Edit, in partnership with garment care brand Vanish.
Autovia, an automotive content and commerce business, has hired Dan Cohen as its first Chief Product Officer.
Future has announced the launch of a Canadian division as part of its focus on expansion across the Atlantic.
Future plc has announced a trading update, stating that FY 2021 results are expected to be materially ahead of market expectations.
The Guardian has partnered with Ocado to deliver a shoppable experience to help readers get the most from its recipes.
Condé Nast’s US beauty brand – Allure – has opened the Allure Store, a new experiential retail store, on New York City’s Lafayette Street.
Demand for health and fitness content grew hugely during the pandemic. The challenge for publishers was how to meet that demand when existing routes to market were hit by lockdown. Hearst UK’s Matt Hayes tells us what they did.
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