Three Trinity Mirror chapels are taking industrial action this week over redundancies, heavy workloads and the threat to quality journalism caused by the company-wide restructuring, dubbed as the "merry-go-round of misery".
PCS, a leading software developer for the publishing industry, has announced the appointment of Hannah Amiss as Marketing Manager with immediate effect.
The Atlantic is deepening its reporting on the role religion plays in communities across the world with the support of a two-year grant from the Henry Luce Foundation’s Henry R. Luce Initiative on Religion in International Affairs.
On 23 June, the UK voted to leave the EU and the earth hasn’t stopped shaking since. How did the usually (small ‘c’) conservative Brits come to make such a monumental decision and how did Fleet Street inform the debate and influence the result? Liz G
The role of editor has been no more immune to the winds of change than any other in publishing. Workloads have increased and resources have been cut, putting huge pressure on the editor. Peter Sands asks seven experienced editors about the role, how
How often do you come across something interesting to read, make a mental note to come back to it later, but never do? No doubt, very. There’s now help at hand – Pocket, an app which Phil Hilton promises, will teach you, charm you and stretch you.
The Financial Times has announced a string of new editorial appointments to strengthen its coverage of Britain’s exit from the European Union.
A new piece of research commissioned by Coach magazine and conducted by Join the Dots reveals that 2016 is all about a new type of man - The Alta-Male.
Haymarket has announced that Andy Hillier has been appointed as Editor of Third Sector.
Slimming World magazine has appointed Sara Ward as its new editor.
FM World, the official magazine of the British Institute of Facilities Management, is being redesigned and re-launched as a monthly print publication.
The NUJ has called for an “open and collaborative relationship between the police and the press” in its submission to the College of Policing consultation on draft guidelines for police and media relations.
Yesterday, Quartz launched Quartz Index, which it says is a new way of measuring the global economy. It’s an interactive tool providing readers with a view of some of the biggest drivers of change in the global economy.
The Sun is to launch a new dedicated film magazine and online channel called Popcorn.
Joe Mackertich will take up the Editorship of ShortList magazine, the men’s title, next week.
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