A&N Media, the consumer media division of DMGT has announced that it has agreed to merge the online property business of its Digital Property Group, which includes FindaProperty.com and Primelocation.com, with those of Zoopla Limited operator of Zoop
Special interest media group Future Publishing has unveiled a pioneering deluxe iPad edition of Guitarist magazine.
Imagine Publishing has announced the launch of 20 of its premium magazine brands on Apple Newsstand.
The winners for the 2011 Observer Monthly Awards were announced at a ceremony in London last week with Michel Roux Senior, Heston Blumenthal, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Yotam Ottolenghi amongst the winners.
Guardian News & Media has announced its Guardian iPad edition is now available on the App Store.
The ABC has released the following statement in response to the widespread coverage about some aspects of the Wall Street Journal Europe's circulation in the press.
The Financial Times is increasing its Monday to Friday cover price from £2 to £2.20 from Monday 17th October and is increasing retailer margins pro rata.
Mag+ today announces that a dozen of its client magazines stock Apple’s Newsstand as it launches.
Future Publishing today announces the launch of 55 titles on Newsstand, the exciting new home for magazine subscriptions on iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, launching as part of iOS 5.
Hearst Magazines UK, the Hearst Corporation’s principal UK business, today announces that 21 of its iPad titles - 18 monthly and 3 weekly - are now available on Newsstand, a key feature of iOS 5.
Dawit Isaak, who left Sweden for Eritrea to help build the country's independent press - and was imprisoned for his efforts – has been awarded the 50th anniversary Golden Pen of Freedom, the annual press freedom prize of the World Association of News
The Press Standards Board of Finance (PressBoF) announced today that Lord David Hunt will be the next chairman of the Press Complaints Commission (PCC). He will take up his appointment on 17th October.
The world's press opened their annual summit meetings Thursday with a call for greater press freedom in the Middle East, and acknowledgement of the role that media – both new and traditional – played in democratic uprisings.
Keith Perch, editor of the Leicester Mercury, has resigned from his position.
Some 8,000 visitors from more than 90 countries visited IFRA Expo 2011, the world’s largest trade fair for the news publishing industry, which closed in Vienna on Wednesday.
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