dmg events has announced the acquisition of long established Pan African exhibition organiser Exhibition Management Services Pty Ltd (EMS) – headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa.
To mark International Women’s Day, The Scotsman will be re-branded for one edition as The Scotswoman for tomorrow’s issue.
Computing.co.uk and Channelweb.co.uk are the latest brands to be rolled out onto Incisive Media’s responsive digital platform.
Immediate Media, the special interest and platform company, announces the launch of Lego Nexo Knights Magazine, a fun and interactive magazine aimed at 7-11 year children.
The Big Issue has appointed Russell Blackman as Managing Director of Publishing and Business Development. Blackman takes up the position with immediate effect.
Sport magazine is due to unveil a fresh design with a raft of new features.
FourFourTwo, the football brand, has just launched its new US site, marking Haymarket Media Group’s first consumer launch in the States.
James Tye, CEO of Dennis Publishing, has officially taken up the role of Chairman of the Professional Publishers Association (PPA).
The Financial Times is working with Facebook to offer Facebook at Work, a business version of the popular social network, to its staff around the globe.
Time Inc UK yesterday announced the sale of its Motoring brands to Kelsey Media. The deal sees Kelsey acquire VolksWorld, VolksWorld Camper & Bus and VWt, as well as the annual VolksWorld Show and VolksWorld Camper & Bus Show, with immediate effect.
Country Life magazine is the star of a new three-part BBC TV series, focusing on a year in the life of the weekly magazine. The first programme is broadcast on March 4 on BBC 2.
Following what it says was the success of its Bag-o-Fun one-shot girls’ colouring special, Redan Publishing is launching a regular title.
Trinity Mirror today announces the Group’s Annual Results for the 52 weeks ended 27 December 2015.
Trinity Mirror’s Perspecs news app has been awarded a six-figure sum of funding from the Google Digital News Initiative (DNI), one of only two large projects in the UK to have won investment.
Alan Geere, who was part of the launch team of Today, wobbly colour and all, that shook the newspaper market thirty years ago, casts his eye over the latest national newspaper launch.
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