Dow Jones has announced the launch of WSJ Pro with WSJ Pro Central Banking, the first of what will be a premium suite of industry and subject-specific content services, combining news, data and events in a single membership platform.
Guardian News & Media (GNM) yesterday announced a major reorganisation of its commercial operations, with the creation of three new business units: one focusing on its relationships with readers; one on agencies and clients; and a third on GNM’s prin
The Sunday Times’ Style magazine is releasing its biggest ever issue this Sunday 13th September in terms of pagination and revenue, for London Fashion Week.
The Press Distribution Review Panel (PDRP) has introduced a short on-line survey to enable retailers to provide feedback regarding their experience of the Press Distribution Charter (PDC) and its complaints process.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) is offering a one-day Mobile News Summit on 6 October in Hamburg, Germany, to bring together leading publishers and experts from The Economist, Le Monde, The Washington Post and many
Metro newspaper delivered a creative media first yesterday morning for Studio Canal to promote the release of its new movie today, Legend.
Archant’s Eastern Daily Press and Norwich Evening News have opened their archive of pictures of the Queen to produce a special commemorative book of her historic reign.
Le Figaro Group and Outbrain this week announced the extension of their partnership.
To mark 20 years of FT.com, the Financial Times is giving new readers 24 hours of free access to its website, beginning at 12:01 am BST on Wednesday, September 9.
Trinity Mirror has announced the launch of the Connected Newsroom, the next stage of its ‘digital-first’ regional media strategy.
News UK has announced that Laura Bielinski has been appointed as Head of Sales for Scotland, and will be joining the company on October 1.
TMG announces the appointment of Sasha Slater as Head of Magazines.
Now open for entries, the Newsworks Planning Awards are back for a third year to celebrate and promote outstanding media planning across UK newsbrands.
The Times has launched a brand new edition for the Irish market. It will be accompanied by a digital edition of The Sunday Times.
City A.M. is celebrating a decade of delivering London's business newspaper, with a fresh new design and a special anniversary edition.
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