To celebrate its 130th anniversary, and in support of Pilgrim’s Hospice, Ashford-based printing company Headley Brothers hosted a company Open Day on Saturday 11th June 2011, at its Invicta Press premises.
Take Better Travel Photos, a new annual from Wanderlust Publications, goes on sale 23 June, cover priced at £4.50.
Dennis Communications has announced a deal with The Big Issue to provide a number of key publishing services for their magazine.
Informa plc has announced two strategic acquisitions in Brazil.
Celloglas has finished this year’s Design Week Top 100 supplement with a Cellotouch lamination and spot UV, giving the cover a luxurious soft to touch feel and matt finish, plus a spot UV providing a glossy contrast in select areas.
The PPA has issued its response to the recent report by Reg Bailey looking at the sexualisation of children.
A special one-off edition of Heroes, the official publication of Help For Heroes, is being produced to coincide with Armed Forces Day on 25 June and £1.50 of the cover price of the magazine will go to the Help For Heroes charity.
An innovative gadget that could save drivers a small fortune in fuel bills has been named the top car accessory of 2011 by Auto Express in its annual Product Awards.
The Informa Print Group has announced that Ipex 2014 will return to London with the relocation of the exhibition to London’s ExCeL international exhibition and conference centre.
Customer publisher River has announced a raft of new hirings to the management team.
The growth of dsb.net continues with the announcement that they have been awarded the fulfilment contract for New Internationalist magazine.
Bauer Media has announced the launch of Outdoor Fitness, the first new magazine aimed at the ever-growing number of people who are getting fit and planning their next big challenge, outdoors.
Bauer Media’s FHM has appointed Lee Holden as Fashion Director to oversee and edit FHM’s main fashion section as well as the successful brand extension, the bi-annual FHM Collections.
Bauer Media has announced that James McMahon has been appointed as Editor of the UK's “loudest and most exciting music weekly”, Kerrang!
Hearst Magazines International has moved to strengthen its management team as a result of the recent acquisition of Lagardère Active’s international magazine business, it has been announced by Duncan Edwards, president and CEO of Hearst Magazines Int
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