The Tourism Media Group has announced a licensing agreement with Think Travel Media to publish the Where portfolio of travel media brands, which includes Where and London Planner.
A change in UK law means that an attacker will no longer be able to claim a victim consented to violence or their own murder – or the ‘rough sex’ defence.
Two Sides’ latest study ‘Paper’s Place in a Post-Pandemic World’ aims to understand changing consumer perceptions towards print, paper, paper packaging and tissue products.
Forbes Chief Content Officer Randall Lane has announced the appointment of veteran business journalist Diane Brady as Assistant Managing Editor for Communities and Leadership.
Acast, a global podcast company, has launched Sponsored Stories, a new ad offering available exclusively through the Acast Marketplace.
TIME reveals the first-ever TIME100 Most Influential Companies, a new list that highlights 100 businesses making an extraordinary impact, and announces the launch of TIME Business.
Digital publishing revenues in the UK increased to £165.1 million in Q4 2020 according to the latest quarterly Digital Publishers’ Revenue Index (DPRI) from the AOP and Deloitte.
Earlier this month, Mark Allen Group announced the creation of a Gender Equality Network (GEN) for its employees.
The British Museum has launched a complete digital archive of their membership magazine in partnership with Exact Editions, stretching back 30 years to the first issue published in 1990.
The shortlist has been announced for this year’s Campaign Publishing Awards.
The PPA has announced the shortlist for this year’s PPA Awards. The Cover of the Year award will be decided by public vote.
Motherdom, a media platform dedicated to maternal mental health and wellbeing, has launched its new website after receiving investment from the social impact investor, Resonance.
Story House Egmont (formerly Egmont Magazines) has acquired the magazine rights for the successful pre-school brand, CoComelon.
Tom Bureau has been appointed CEO of BurdaInternational, the international arm of media and tech company Hubert Burda Media.
IOP Publishing has implemented a new policy which will allow authors to change their name on previously published research. The aim is to support greater inclusion in publishing.
8584 articles - Page 176/573
