Following on from ad DEPOT, which was claimed to be the world’s first completely web based advertising booking system, publishing solutions provider 5 fifteen has broadened its product range with the introduction of ad DEPOT now!
Baked & Delicious, a new fortnightly partwork from Eaglemoss, goes on sale 9 March, initially priced at 99p.
The PPA has responded to Postcomm's imminent publication of a document confirming its decision to accept Royal Mail’s application to impose additional price increases.
Publishing solutions provider 5 fifteen has appointed Merv Griffin as new Business Development Manager in a move to optimise customer support, reach new territories and generate new business.
Fish ‘n’ Tips, a new monthly title from Blockhead Media, goes on sale on 17 March, cover priced £3.99.
Contract publishing agency PSP Rare has strengthened its retail portfolio landing the contract to publish a brand new Spring/Summer 2011 fashion magazine for Bluewater.
Last week, issue 106 of games went on sale with a special celebration cover featuring 2K’s long-awaited FPS sequel The Darkness 2.
BBC Worldwide has announced that it has acquired the outstanding 25% shareholding in Lonely Planet from founders Tony and Maureen Wheeler for AUD$67.2m (£42.1m).
BBC Magazines is to launch Something Special Magazine this spring, based on the popular award-winning CBeebies TV programme Something Special, starring Justin Fletcher MBE and his alter-ego, Mr Tumble.
Radio Times has launched a national competition, inviting children of all ages to create a magazine cover that celebrates the forthcoming wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.
Over recent weeks, editor of weekly lads' mag ZOO Damien McSorley has been hard at work with his team re-developing the magazine to re-energise the brand among its audience of fun-loving young men, says Bauer.
Following the National Magazine Company press release of 17th February, ABC has made the following statement.
CDS Global have released their report into ABC’s subscription highlights for the July-December 2010 period.
This week, the ABC released the July-December figures for consumer magazines.
The Press Complaints Commission (PCC) has upheld a complaint against Take a Break magazine under Clauses 3 (Privacy) and 11 (Victims of sexual assault) of the Editors' Code of Practice.
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