FT launches global marketing campaign
The Financial Times has launched a global, integrated marketing campaign that underscores its position as a trusted source for world news and analysis in turbulent economic times.
The Financial Times has launched a global, integrated marketing campaign that underscores its position as a trusted source for world news and analysis in turbulent economic times.
News International has released the following statement regarding testimony made yesterday before the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee.
IPC Media has announced a long term partnership with leading consumer product company Procter & Gamble (P&G) for advertising across a number of IPC’s mobile optimised sites.
To celebrate 25 years in print, Prima magazine has made their first ever issue available digitally as an online issue, complete with fashion spreads, knitting patterns and diet tips from October 1986, when the title first launched.
News International has announced it is putting its Wapping site up for sale.
Don Williamson has been appointed Circulation Director for Archant Anglia, the newly-formed division of Archant which encompasses Norfolk, Suffolk, Herts and Cambs, just days after he helped achieve industry-leading newspaper circulation figures for
The longlist for the 2011 Guardian First Book Award, in association with Davidstow, was announced last week.
The Financial Times has boosted its editorial operations in Europe by appointing Hugh Carnegy to the position of Paris bureau chief and European managing editor, and Tony Barber as Europe editor and associate editor, with immediate effect.
The London Evening Standard has published a book about its award-winning Dispossessed Campaign.
Archant has produced strong ABC circulation figures for the second six months in a row.
Gizmodo, perhaps the most (in)famous technology website in the world, is coming to the UK following a new partnership between Future Publishing and Gizmodo’s publisher, Gawker Media.
After a summer when the media was at the centre of a political storm the programme for the Society of Editors’ annual conference has been revised to debate the key issues.
The Press Complaints Commission has upheld a complaint from an NHS Trust against the Essex Chronicle under Clause 8 (Hospitals) of the Editors' Code of Practice.
Johnston Press has released its interim results for the 26 weeks ending 2 July.
Metro, the free urban newspaper, has partnered with Fiat 500 to offer readers the opportunity to win fun prizes as part of their Everyday Fun campaign.
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