Good Housekeeping, the women’s lifestyle magazine published by Hearst Magazines UK, has announced the second phase of its multi-platform development - the launch of a new online home for 45+ women – www.goodhousekeeping.co.uk.
Future plc, the international media group and leading digital publisher, has promoted Keith Walker to the role of Head of Digital for the Entertainment Group, with additional publishing responsibilites for CVG and GamesRadar.
The Printing Charity announced Lord Black of Brentwood (pictured), Executive Director of Telegraph Media Group, as its President for 2013.
Ilford Recorder trainee reporter Amanda Nunn has taken on five barristers at magistrates’ court to challenge a Section 11 order to withhold the addresses of defendants in a murder trial.
Men are in for a treat this week, says the Sun, as for the first time Fabulous magazine will devote half the mag to blokes.
Egmont Publishing Group has signed a deal with The Collective, via their agent Rocket Licensing Ltd, to publish a range of titles based on the viral hit: Annoying Orange.
What Car?, Haymarket Consumer Media's car-buying title, has unveiled an all new brand to the used car market, What Car? Approved Used.
Outbrain, the content discovery solution, has announced further expansion into the Italian market, including the launch of external paid-for links.
Over 100 professionals spanning the print media value chain attended this year’s Autumn Seminar held at historic Stationer’s Hall in London on 12 November.
On Tuesday, Johnston Press plc published its Interim Management Statement for the 18 weeks to 3 November 2012.
Mail Newspapers has launched the first version of its Mail Plus application on Amazon's new Kindle Fire and Kindle Fire HD tablets.
Mail Newspapers have announced they are offering agencies the chance to win £250,000 worth of free advertising to tie in with ground-breaking new research about consumers’ online choices.
The PPA has announced the release of the PPA TAP (Tablets and Publishing) Report.
Four volumes of Roy the Rovers kicked off Egmont's e-comic publishing in June this year and now the company has announced the launch of further classics on popular comic series from the 70s and 80s.
Normally they report on the dramas that take place in their patch. But on Friday (November 9), the team behind the KM Group's Kentish Gazette in starred in one of their won.
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