Say Media launches new publishing platform - Tempest
Going back to its roots, Say Media has launched Tempest, the publishing platform that’s set to reinvent the digital magazine, says the company.
Going back to its roots, Say Media has launched Tempest, the publishing platform that’s set to reinvent the digital magazine, says the company.
Fashion and beauty title InStyle is set to welcome the EE British Academy Film Awards with its biggest pre-Bafta celebration yet.
BMWi is partnering the 11th edition of the Wallpaper* Design Awards, taking place in London on Thursday 15 January 2015.
Centaur Media yesterday announced two new appointments, creating, says the company, a combination of expertise that reaches across both its editorial and commercial arms.
Cosmopolitan yesterday launched The Cosmo Body Show on TV.
Imagine Publishing this week announced that it has appointed former JCDecaux Product Director, James Power, to head up the company’s newly-formed advertising sales team in London.
3D Create & Print, a new weekly partwork from Eaglemoss, goes on sale 14 January. The first issue is priced at £1.99.
Elsevier yesterday announced the acquisition of Newsflo, a London-based company that helps researchers and academic institutions to measure the wider impact of their work by tracking and analyzing media coverage of their publications and findings.
James Tye, CEO of Dennis Publishing, has been appointed Deputy Chairman of the Professional Publishers Association, meaning he will take over as Chairman of the association in 2016.
DC Thomson Consumer Products today announces that The Beano Annual 2015 is the number one annual in the UK and one of the best-selling children’s Christmas books of 2014.
Following the refinancing and the investment in the group by Private Equity firm Alchemy, Incisive Media has announced a number of changes to its Board of Directors.
Incisive Media has announced a refinancing agreement that it says provides a strong platform for future growth.
Danielle Bennison-Brown has been appointed Director of Video Content of Condé Nast Britain, it was announced yesterday by Wil Harris, Head of Digital.
BBC Good Food Magazine has made a move to ‘real time publishing’ from the January issue, on sale now.
5 fifteen, a leading UK software company supplying publishers adound the world, yesterday announced the purchase of its ad booking and processing software, ad DEPOT, by Hearst Advertising Worldwide (HAW).
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