Lineup Systems Limited, the international provider of advertising management and CRM solutions to the media industry, has been appointed by the Archant group, the UK's largest independently-owned regional publisher, to provide a self service advertis
The shortlist has been announced for The 2012 Newspaper Awards, the only awards that are devoted to celebrating excellence in news media production.
Tap!, Future Publishing’s monthly digital interactive magazine for iPhone and iPad users, targets a huge new market with the launch of a universal iPhone edition for sale through Apple Newsstand.
The Yorkshire Post has become the latest newspaper to anger independent newsagents, says the NFRN, by jumping on the terms cutting bandwagon after raising the cover price of its Saturday edition.
Bill Martin, currently editor of The Herald in Plymouth, has been appointed editor of the Western Morning News with effect from March 19th.
Jemm Group, the real-time advertising network, has announced the appointment of Nick Brown who joins Jemm Platform Services Group as Platform Services Director.
Future Publishing’s Technology Portfolio boasted a record breaking 1.2 million unique users in 24 hours for the first time ever, with its coverage of the new iPad.
evo magazine has launched an interactive iPad magazine featuring the best cars from the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.
Telegraph Media Group, (TMG), has partnered with Liberty London department store to create a ‘memostick’ promotion, a media first for a national, UK newspaper.
The latest ABC reports were released on Friday.
The Guardian has launched its first crosswords app as a free trial.
Alan Rusbridger, the Guardian's editor-in-chief, was this week awarded the Goldsmith Career Award by Harvard University's Joan Shorenstein Center.
Leading urban media brand Metro will, for the first time ever, produce weekend issues, both on tablets and in print, across five Olympic and Paralympic weekends.
At the end of February, the Guardian launched a major brand campaign to showcase its “ground-breaking open journalism and multi-platform credentials”.
The Press Complaints Commission has confirmed it will close following formal approval and that a new body will be set up in its place.
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