Picture imperfect
Now that we know the moving truth of the Princess of Wales’s cancer treatment, what does a manipulated family photograph matter?, asks Dickon Ross.
Now that we know the moving truth of the Princess of Wales’s cancer treatment, what does a manipulated family photograph matter?, asks Dickon Ross.
The huge amount of video people watch on their smartphones is changing the publishing landscape. Immediate Media’s video output has grown 1,000% over the past year. Paul Doyle explains why.
The UK Competition and Markets Authority has cleared the proposed combination of News UK and DMG’s printing operations.
The Kate picture saga continues to generate comment – James Evelegh finds parallels in a movie classic.
InPublishing has announced that its new digital partner is eMagazines.
If your digital edition is not delivering a compelling user experience, says eMagazines’ Blake Pollard, you need to think again.
PressReader’s Ana Cervantes highlights two technologies that are helping publishers improve their digital performance.
The New York Times has chosen Roularta Printing to print its monthly lifestyle supplement, T Magazine - International Edition.
The New York Times last week announced it is introducing a new format to its byline pages.
Warners Midlands have purchased a Man Roland Elite R710P 10-unit sheetfed press and installation has begun.
Copyright, usually the more straightforward and boring side of media law, gets more interesting and complex for publishers in the age of AI, says Dickon Ross.
With rising costs, tighter margins & increased competition, publishers need to ensure their print products deliver exceptional performance. Quality & commitment to net-zero, underpinned by robust business continuity measures, are what's needed.
Bauer Media has announced it is now using the Love Paper logo to highlight the sustainability of its printed magazines.
Where you print your magazine, when you print it and what you print it on, are all fundamental choices publishers face. We ask Bishops Printers’ Michelle Pearce for her advice…
When it comes to image quality, publishers tend to put much more effort into pictures that appear in print than those that appear online. This, says Pixometry's John de Jong, is a mistake and one that can be easily avoided.
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