Lloyd’s List, the world’s longest-published daily business newspaper and the flagship title of the global maritime industry, is again combining its rich history with cutting-edge technology by launching the first-ever App for shipping news.
Vibrant Media, a leader in premium contextual advertising, has announced the appointment of Cella Irvine as Chief Executive Officer.
NatMag-Rodale the publishers of Men’s Health and Runner’s World, has realigned its strategy within the triathlon market.
The NFRN has delivered what it describes as an explosive submission calling for newstrade reform to the OFT.
UBM has announced it has acquired a 70% equity stake in Index Furniture Private Limited from its private owners on behalf of UBM Asia.
Everything Channel, a UBM company, has announced that it has officially changed its name to UBM Channel.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), together with the World Editors Forum, have called for an immediate investigation into the murder of Mexican editor María Elizabeth Macías.
East Anglian Daily Times editor Terry Hunt has become the first Honorary Fellow of University Campus Suffolk.
handbag.com, the home of fashion, beauty, hair and celebrity, has launched their annual Beauty Awards 2011 – a celebration of the country’s must-have hair and beauty products.
The NFRN is to meet with senior executives from the Guardian to discuss face to face the newspaper publisher’s recent decision to cut retailer percentage terms.
Polski, the daily Polish newspaper in the UK, is relaunching.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), has organised its first ever conference in Vietnam, with more than 140 Vietnamese media leaders gathered in Hanoi last week for a look at business strategies from a wide variety of m
The Hull Daily Mail is campaigning to retain the Brough plant as a manufacturing facility, following BAE's announcement on Tuesday that 900 jobs will go at the site, ending 95 years of aviation manufacturing there.
The Barnsley Chronicle has expanded its web presence with wearebarnsley.com and recently branched out into online radio broadcasting.
Newspaper publishing groups have raised concerns about the lack of mid-market, tabloid and regional newspaper experience among the six assessors appointed to the Leveson Inquiry.
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