One year after the murders of 57 people, including 32 journalists and media workers in the Philippines, more than 100 suspects remain at large as the culture of impunity continues to erode justice in the country, says the World Association of Newspap
The Irish Independent is now available as a complete digital replica of the printed edition, optimized for the Apple iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.
The Daily Mirror has announced a series of changes to its senior editorial team.
Ravelry, an online community for crafters, has beaten social networking titans Facebook and Twitter to the “Community Site of the Year” honour at the .net Awards 2010.
Hearst’s The Houston Chronicle has launched its second Wave2 site, which is primarily focused on real estate.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) and the World Editors Forum have protested against the latest series of journalist arrests in Zimbabwe and have condemned the increasing climate of intimidation for the country’s crit
MagazineCloner.com has announced the launch of its Version 3.0 software, claiming it to be the most advanced shop-front available for publishers on the iPad.
Cosmopolitan.co.uk claims to have had an outstanding year, increasing its monthly unique browsers by 56% and delivering an ABCe of 765,880 – a year-on year increase of more than 273,500.
Pepsico’s CEO Indra Nooyi has topped the Financial Times’ ranking of the Top 50 Women in World Business for the second year running.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) has chosen Malta to host the 2011 World Newspaper Advertising Conference, where publishers and advertising directors from around the world will gather on 24 and 25 February.
Bauer Media's parenting brand, Mother & Baby (M&B), is launching onto a brand new platform with M&B TV.
BBC Focus is the first title from BBC Magazines to launch a monthly magazine ‘app’ for the iPad.
A coalition of international press freedom and human rights organisations have called on the government of Yemen "to end the practice of extrajudicial trials for journalists".
Marie Claire, IPC Southbank’s flagship women’s glossy, has announced the appointment of Helen Russell as digital and online editor.
PCS, the independent technology arm of newspaper publisher The Claverley Group, has won recognition for its 'Knowledge' digital content management system for publishers at the annual UK IT Awards, in the Business Project of the Year category.
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