Baroness Stowell, Chair of the Lords Communications & Digital Committee, has welcomed a commitment by the CMA to take more action on digital competition issues.
The Sounthern Daily Echo has announced the launch this week of Saintsplus, a subscription-only site dedicated to Southampton FC.
On Friday, the Express launched Ukrainians in the UK, a subsite to the main Express website providing a one-stop shop for Ukrainian refugees and their hosts.
A coalition across the media sector has come together to call on Boris Johnson to take urgent action to tackle the harmful impact of the tech platforms on media and publishing.
Adnami, an ad-tech company this week announced its new partnership with AutoScout24, a large pan-European online car market.
Cavai, a leading conversational advertising cloud, has appointed Kate Lyons as VP, US East Coast.
Readly has launched a partnership with The Wall Street Journal which involves its membership benefits program offering two months complimentary access to Readly.
The Financial Times has launched FT Edit, a new app that offers readers eight hand-picked stories every weekday chosen, say the publishers, to surprise and inform a new group of readers.
Collingwood Advisory, specialist scaleup and corporate finance advisers to the media industry, has opened up its Crescent programme for new members joining in Summer 2022.
The Federation of Independent Retailers has voiced its disappointment over Reach PLC’s decision not to include pro rata profit margins as part of increases to the cover price of Express editions.
Expansion comes as research shows that 75% of UK consumers are more comfortable seeing online ads that align with a digital environment over ads based on browsing history.
The FT earlier this month launched FT Board Director, a community for board members, offering the latest intelligence and an authoritative space to debate and exchange ideas.
Readly has teamed up with Three, one of the UK’s largest mobile operators, to offer Three customers an offer for unlimited digital magazine and newspaper reading.
The Society of Editors has welcomed the decision by a court to back journalist Chris Mullin in his fight against a police production order to disclose information that would reveal his sources.
Journalists should be provided with access to documents from employment tribunal cases even in the aftermath of a judgment, it has been ruled, after a successful legal challenge by the Guardian.
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