Condé Nast Digital Britain claims to be the first UK magazine publisher to provide advertisers with ad-specific metrics for tablet editions from the June 2012 issues onwards, it was announced last week.
Marie Claire, IPC Southbank’s premium fashion brand, has secured eBay Fashion as sponsor of its newly launched Marieclaire.co.uk app for iPhone, Blackberry and Android.
The winners of the 2012 Media Pioneer Awards were announced at the Specialist Media Show on 24 May at Thinktank Birmingham.
MailOnline is the number one newspaper website in the world, and it retains its position as the biggest UK newspaper website for the twenty-seventh month running.
The iPad edition of T3, Future’s consumer technology brand, is now punchier, cleaner and more vibrant than ever after a full optimisation inspired by the astonishing clarity of the recently released third-generation iPad.
The Press Complaints Commission has upheld a complaint against the Daily Record after it published a photograph of the body of a man - who had died in a road traffic accident the day before - in the vehicle in which he had died.
The announcement by the NPA to extend newspaper cut off times by one hour on special occasions has been questioned by the NFRN who have data that, they say, indicates a damaging effect on sales.
Future Publishing’s flagship games news website CVG has announced three new editorial appointments.
This week saw budding young entrepreneurs battle it out at A&N Media and TechHub’s Battle of the StartUps to win a scholarship with global initiative 1M/1M.
Photography For Beginners magazine has moved onto Imagine Publishing’s successful gallery website platform – enabling its thousands of users to view, upload, comment and share photos like never before.
The Fabulous team have announced the relaunch of the magazine's website fabulousmag.co.uk to “keep its readers fabulous 24/7”.
Decanter has announced the launch of www.DecanterChina.com – a new Chinese language website.
The University of Cambridge has topped the Guardian University Guide league table for the second year running, while Oxford has come second and the London School of Economics has climbed a place to come third.
Archant, the community media company, has announced senior changes within its Archant Anglia division, which manages print and digital publishing assets across East Anglia.
Imagine Publishing has unveiled a new website, www.GreatDigitalMags.com, to provide its global readership with easier-than-ever access to high quality digital content, collecting world-leading magazines, bookazines and eBooks into one central online
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