Software developer PCS has formed a partnership with Creative Workflows – an independent publishing consultancy firm, created and driven by magazine industry veteran, Sean Briggs.
Hearst Magazines UK has appointed former Heat Editor Julian Linley as Editor-in-Chief of Digital Spy to relaunch the brand.
Editors nowadays have to produce more content, across more platforms, but with less resource. They have to be both commercial and creative, to continue taking full responsibility, whilst ceding total control. It’s pressured, writes Claire Irvin, but
While politics aren't the business of this column, writes Karlene Lukovitz, the political arena is where the most important ramifications of the media revolution are becoming evident.
The Freedom of Information Act came into force in January 2005. One decade on, how is FoI viewed by politicians and publishers? Jon Slattery investigates.
Jim Foster on the world of ePublishing
Closing in on its hundredth birthday, Good Housekeeping has had a particularly hectic eighteen months, embarking on a number of ground-breaking innovations. But, as Lindsay Nicholson and Judith Secombe tell Meg Carter, the cornerstone of the brand’s
In October, the Society of Editors held its annual conference at Stationers’ Hall in London. The big issues discussed included press regulation (again), freedom of information, the BBC and paywalls. Ray Snoddy was taking notes.
‘Soft’ censorship is quickening an already serious decline in media independence in Montenegro. This is the conclusion of a new report published today by WAN-IFRA, the Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA), and the Montenegrin Centre for C
Following what the organisers say was a record intake of nominations from readers, writers and editors all over the country, the winners of The Comment Awards 2015 were revealed at a special awards ceremony this morning.
Cosmopolitan has appointed a new Deputy Editor and Fashion Director.
The Guardian is creating a North of England news hub in Manchester, with the aim of significantly extending its coverage of the region and the reach of its newsroom.
NME yesterday announced the appointment of Charlotte Gunn to the role of digital editor. Charlotte will be delivering NME's digital growth strategy across mobile, desktop, social and native apps.
Fans of real crime stories will have a brand new way of engaging with unsolved or mysterious cases with the launch of Real Crime’s #RealCrimeFriday.
Porter has partnered with American beauty brand Elizabeth Arden as the exclusive sponsor of its first-ever 100 Incredible Women list to honor those women around the world who have had an impact on our lives and made us think differently in the past 1
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