Mazda has announced it is the first UK brand to use the new advertising toolbar solution from contextual ad company Vibrant – with an online campaign to run until the end of September 2011.
The arc of war and strife since September 11 is captured in an exhibit featuring the work of Anja Niedringhaus, an Associated Press photojournalist known for her striking images from conflict zones around the world.
European Sell Side Platform (SSP) Improve Digital, has hired Chris Goodier as partnership development manager in the UK.
The PPA has announced the speaker line up for its Data & Digital Publishing Conference in November.
Metro has announced the winners of the nationwide competition Venture Candy 2011, to find the UK’s next top entrepreneurs.
JIC-IN-A-BOX, the online planning tool for local media, has undergone a revamp aimed at making the system faster and more intuitive.
Mobile news services offer high hopes for African publishers, who now have a new handbook to help them develop their mobile media and mobile businesses.
The NFRN has launched a dedicated Press for Reform website as it steps up its campaign to get what it sees as abuses in the newspaper and magazine supply chain investigated.
Good Food magazine’s industry acclaimed iPad edition is available as a digital subscription for the first time.
Vibrant, the provider of premium contextual advertising solutions, has announced it has retained five of the UK’s largest premium publisher sites within its portfolio following reviews and pitches over the past three months.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) has launched its Mobile News Grants and Training Scheme, which aims to help start and expand mobile news platforms across Sub-Saharan Africa.
The NFRN has expressed grave concern about the actions of the publisher of the Sunday Express in attempting to stop future supplies of the publication to one of their members.
The Exeter Express & Echo is to become a weekly as part of Northcliffe Media’s plans for growth.
Archant says it is transforming its traditional businesses for the changing world, while announcing lower revenue and profitability for the first six months of 2011 and suggesting that performance will be better in the second half of the year, despit
The Press Complaints Commission has published the figures of its complainant satisfaction surveys for the period January-June 2011.
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