News UK taps into the GAA
The Sun, The Irish Sun, The Times & Sunday Times are to show highlights of Gaelic Football and Hurling across all digital platforms.
The Sun, The Irish Sun, The Times & Sunday Times are to show highlights of Gaelic Football and Hurling across all digital platforms.
Following a recent review of its worldwide activity, B & H Worldwide has taken the decision to withdraw its Mail product from the UK marketplace. The company’s mail business has been acquired by IMX.
An Post, the Irish post office and parent company of Air Business, has announced strong Group results for 2013 and success in winning a 20-year licence to run the Irish National Lottery, as part of the Premier Lotteries Ireland (PLI) Consortium.
The Guardian has launched a secure platform for whistleblowers to securely submit confidential documents to the newspaper’s reporters.
Haymarket’s Stuff is to debut in Cambodia, becoming the first international media brand to enter the Cambodian market.
A “secret” trial at the Old Bailey of two men accused of a terror plot has been branded an “outrageous assault” on open justice by broadcast and print media.
Image, the Association of Photographers' magazine, relaunches for the iPad this week.
The Philippine STAR has upgraded its PDF-driven app to a new feed-driven app that enables them to publish multiple editions per day.
Papermule are to include the Wave 2 Publishing Platform as an integrated component of their advertising management solution, AdDesk.
Reed Business Information has sold emedia Communications LLC, a US-based provider of research to IT buyers and leads to IT vendors, to Ziff Davis, the Digital Media Division of j2 Global, Inc.
Reed Business Information (RBI) has acquired the entire issued share capital of agricultural software and workflow solutions business Farmade.
For the first time in its 24-year history, FRANCE Magazine, Archant’s magazine about France, is depicting a country other than France on its cover.
After more than 25 years at Archant Herts & Cambs weekly title the Comet, editor Darren Isted said his farewells last week (May 30).
Now, the celebrity and style weekly, has signed a three-month partnership with Superdrug’s sun care brand Solait, which will sponsor Now’s Smart Girls Fake It campaign.
WSJ. Magazine, The Wall Street Journal’s glossy luxury lifestyle publication, yesterday announced the launch of WSJ. Magazine Brasil and WSJ. Magazine América Latina.
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