Autocar magazine gets a facelift
This week saw the first edition of the new-look Autocar, which hit newsstands on 3rd August.
This week saw the first edition of the new-look Autocar, which hit newsstands on 3rd August.
Archant has today announced the appointment of Alison Hastings to its Board. Starting on 1 September, she will take up the role of Non-Executive Director.
Johnston Press plc has announced its unaudited interim results for the 26 week period ended 2 July 2016.
The New York Times yesterday introduced an NYT en Español edition of its news app for Android that features all of the content available on the Spanish-language website The New York Times en Español.
Hot on the heels of last week's announcement "Bloomberg Radio Joins Radioplayer" comes additional news about the 24-hour business station's global expansion.
Gavin Miller, Managing Director of Archant Dialogue, the content agency is to step down in January 2017, the Archant Group has announced.
The Sun yesterday announced the launch of Sun Bets - its new digital betting and gaming platform.
Trinity Mirror has published its financial report for the 27 weeks ended 3 July 2016.
Independent wedding magazine publisher, Ultimate Wedding Magazine is expanding into the US wedding market in the autumn of 2016 with a US edition.
UBM, on Friday, published interim results for the period ended 30 June 2016.
Hearst Magazines UK has been awarded the content publishing account for Jamie Oliver’s monthly food, travel and lifestyle title, Jamie magazine, winner of the award for International Consumer Media Brand of the Year at the 2015 PPAs.
Informa plc has published its interim results for the six months to 30 June 2016.
The New European newspaper – “the pop-up national newspaper for the 48% who voted Remain at the referendum” – has exceeded sales targets and will continue publishing beyond its initial commitment of four weeks, says publishers Archant.
Bloomberg Radio yesterday announced it is joining Radioplayer, the listening platform backed by the BBC and commercial radio, in a deal that will enable it to reach an additional six million potential listeners in the UK.
The Guardian has confirmed losses of £69m for the last financial year but said it was making significant progress in its membership scheme, with more than 50,000 people paying to sign up.
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