Metro and London Underground have launched an awareness campaign, in partnership with the Mayor of London and Keep Britain Tidy, to encourage readers and Tube customers to recycle more waste.
Northcliffe Digital has announced the relaunch of its network of 26 Thisis regional sites.
Apple this week introduced iCloud, a “breakthrough” set of free new cloud services.
Bauer Media’s men’s lifestyle brand FHM, in partnership with Rough Guides, have announced that the new FHM Rough Guides App for iPhone and iPod touch is now available on the App Store.
Bauer’s music monthly Q has appointed Paul Stokes to the new role of Associate Editor (Digital).
Apple this week previewed iOS 5, the latest version of the its mobile operating system, and released a beta version to iOS Developer Program members.
This weekend, June 11/12th, The Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail launches its biggest-ever rewards programme - The Mail Rewards Club.
Eight people squeezed into the iconic 1983 red Audi Quattro from the TV show ‘Ashes to Ashes’ to demonstrate the importance of ‘green’ motoring ahead of Metro’s motor festival EcoVelocity – the vehicle needs eight passengers to be as green as today’s
WAN-IFRA and the World Editors Forum have welcomed a Russian court decision to reopen a printing house in the Rostov region in the southwest of the country that had been closed last week in the latest attack on freedom of expression in the country.
The Financial Times has launched a new, faster and automatically updating app available directly through a web browser at app.ft.com.
The London Evening Standard has launched a campaign to “Get London Reading” and is appealing for help.
Media Trust and The Sun are calling for entries for Column Idol 2011, a competition to find raw undiscovered writing talent fronted by music star Jessie J and England footballer and children’s books author Theo Walcott.
Newspapers have until 30 June to submit an entry to the World Young Reader Prizes, the annual awards from the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) that recognize success in engaging the young.
IOP Publishing (IOP) has announced that it is introducing an open access publishing option on 23 subscription-based journals, effective immediately, so that authors will be able to make the final versions of their articles freely available on publica
The Newspaper Society is to launch a major research project conducted by Crowd DNA looking at the importance of community in modern day life and how media channels fit into this.
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