Woman’s Weekly, the magazine which celebrates the home, family and lives of UK women, has agreed a deal with Pedigree Books that will see it publish two yearbooks, its most recent foray into book publishing.
WAN-IFRA and the World Editors Forum have protested to US Attorney General Eric Holder against the seizure of thousands of Associated Press phone records, saying the action damages US news reporting and provides encouragement to repressive regimes ar
Advertising sales agency Cabbell has launched a new website to increase its online presence and also expanded its service offering by creating an in-house new-media consultancy.
Future is the Official Cycling Media Partner for Prudential RideLondon, which takes place on 3rd and 4th August in central London and Surrey.
The Media Society Award for 2013 will honour Sir Harold Evans for a lifetime of ‘going after the story’, ‘demanding open debate’, ‘ploughing his own furrow’ and both defending and enhancing the freedom of the press.
Centaur Media’s CEO Geoff Wilmot is to step down in a board reshuffle after reporting a fall in print revenue.
A video promoting the importance of shorthand for professional journalists has been unveiled at the NCTJ’s shorthand seminar.
The Liverpool Echo’s decades-long Hillsborough campaign was at the heart of the paper’s triumph in the Regional Press Awards for 2012 last week.
IPC Media has launched two further mobile advertising products - Premium Content Suite and Gallery Breakout – two “compelling new ways” that advertisers can engage with their audiences through IPC’s brands.
Music legend Peter Hook told of his love for his local paper as he helped launch M.E.N Media's second "who's who" guide.
Puzzler Media launches eight puzzle titles on May 22, to coincide with a major modernisation of its ranges of Puzzler and Puzzler Q titles.
RBI's leading science and technology publication New Scientist has entered a major multimedia content partnership - Business from The Cloud Up - with The Economist and sponsor Microsoft.
Some of the biggest names in journalism, including, Channel 4, Sky, New York Times, USA Today, CNN, MSN, The Guardian, Times, BBC, al–Jazeera and Huffington Post, have been announced among the finalists for this year's Online Media Awards.
The Made In Chelsea crew recently descended upon Company HQ to guest-edit the Company Weekly Edit app.
Bed Trick, a short film directed by Joe Hill-Gibbins inspired by his recent sold-out production of The Changeling at the Young Vic launched online this week on the Guardian and Young Vic websites.
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