Thousands of newspapers commemorated World Press Freedom Day on Friday with a message that press freedom is more important than ever as the practice of free and independent journalism remains under threat worldwide, says WAN-IFRA.
Archant Specialist’s The English Home magazine is celebrating its 100th UK edition, on sale from 1 May.
The winners of the 2013 British Media Awards were announced on 2 May.
Inspire magazine, the new title produced by CPL for the leading patient support charity Arthritis Care, launched in April with the aim of raising the charity’s profile among existing and potential supporters.
3 May is a day to celebrate hard-won press freedoms, but also to recognise how fragile those victories remain, says WAN-IFRA, who have published a special editorial to mark the day.
The Society of Editors has issued a short statement, following Stuart Hall’s admission of guilt.
The Guardian is launching a high-profile campaign with DiscoverAmerica.com this weekend to encourage UK readers to get under the skin of the real USA and travel like a local.
Trinity Mirror has acted on NFRN concerns over newspaper pricing and terms by rewarding retailers with a pro rata increase in the percentage retail margin to accompany a price increase on the Daily Record.
The European Magazine Media Association, EMMA, welcomes the new Chairman of EMMA’s Corporate Advisory Group (CAG), Dr Thilo von Trott, Head of Public Affairs at Gruner + Jahr in Germany.
Brothers Edmund and Danny Truell have completed a substantial growth capital investment in Imagine Publishing to support the next phase of the multimedia publisher's global expansion.
The Financial Times has launched ASEAN Confidential, a premium digital research service offering exclusive insight and analysis into the economies of Southeast Asia.
Future, the international media group, has announced the launch of its weekly digital technology magazine, tech., on Android.
The Liverpool Echo this week launched its first new 'geographical' edition in more than a decade.
Stuff, the gadget magazine published by Haymarket Consumer Media has been retooled, redesigned, restructured and relaunched with an increased editorial focus on apps and digital services.
More than 18 months after British Journal of Photography first introduced its quarterly iPad edition, the magazine has released a new universal iOS app designed to offer new and enhanced ways to discover BJP’s content.
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