The Sunday Times this weekend revealed the advertising creative for this year’s Sunday Times Rich List, which it describes as the definitive guide to the nation’s wealth, to be published on 26th April.
Archant’s Ham&High newspaper has launched a #MakeYourMark campaign calling on voters to register by the April 20 deadline so they can have their say in England’s tightest three-way marginal seat, Hampstead and Kilburn, on May 7.
With 30 days to go until the general election, Johnston Press yesterday launched What Matters to Me, a site made up of a growing collection of short videos showing the issues at the top of the agenda – according to the people, not the parties.
The News Media Association has urged the Law Commission not to pursue its suggested changes to electoral law that would criminalise taking photos in polling stations, extend the offence of failing to imprint, and bring in new court reporting restrict
Leon Heward-Mills joined Taylor & Francis Group on 2nd April 2015 as Global Publishing Director, Journals, to provide overall leadership for the editorial team worldwide.
Archant’s North Devon Gazette broke new ground with the first of two online hustings events last Thursday night.
WoodWing Software announced yesterday that its digital asset management solution, Elvis DAM, can now be integrated with either MEI’s cloud-based workflow solution TruEdit or the cross-media publishing platform vjoon K4.
Trinity Mirror’s regional titles launched their General Election coverage today by publishing manifestos based on the views of more than 18,000 readers.
Cogent OA – an Open Access publisher backed by the Taylor & Francis Group – yesterday announced the launch of Freedom APCs – an experimental new model designed to help match article publishing charges (APCs) to an author’s ability to pay.
Maurice Levy, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Publicis Groupe, is to guest edit The Drum’s Cannes Festival edition.
On 10th March, John Cunningham presented an InPublishing ‘Top Tips Webinar’, entitled ‘5 Top Tips to Maximise your Creative Assets in the Digital Age’. Here, John provides further information in response to the questions put to him in the Q&A that fo
The Sunday Times leads the way with four nominations for this year’s London Press Club Awards, the annual celebration of the best of print, online and broadcast journalism.
The Leveson Report created a chill in the relations between the press and the police. Now, writes Jon Slattery, it’s turned into a deep freeze following revelations police used the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) – dubbed the ‘Grim Ripa
The role and character of the B2B editor has changed out of all recognition over the past ten years. Robert Jeffery looks at the past, present and future of the B2B editor.
He started as a reporter in London’s ganglands in the early 1960s, and worked with some of the most colourful characters in journalism. Now he’s retiring as editor of the Western Daily Press. Steve Dyson interviews Ian Mean.
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