Not long ago, MPA - The Association of Magazine Media promulgated an industry name change, from magazine publishing to "magazine media". But, writes Karlene Lukovitz, that moniker may also soon be obsolete.
Jim Foster on the world of ePublishing
Paul Hood, digital director for Archant, explains how he and his team have created a successful digital business by adopting an agile approach. This has meant adjusting their sails as the wind direction changes in order to maintain momentum towards t
by Karlene Lukovitz
With circulations on traditional publications falling, and increasing competition for advertising, writes Carolyn Morgan, media owners need to think laterally about how to create more value from their content, expand to new markets, sell more service
WGSN Group CEO Julie Harris tells Carolyn Morgan about their recent successful move into the data arena, and why maths and magic is such a potent mix.
As traditional publishing transitions to digital content, whether web, mobile, social, video, data, events or communities, so the rules of the game are changing, writes Carolyn Morgan.
A lot of publishers are struggling over their strategic direction. One that does not appear to be is Forbes, which is enjoying continued success in print combined with rapidly growing digital advertising revenues. Ciar Byrne talks to Forbes CEO Mike
Publishing has come to the fore at Stationers’ Hall with the election of the new Master of the Stationer’s Company Tom Hempenstall, which was announced last week.
As publishers, we either sit on, or have access to, vast data sets, which, if manipulated efficiently and imaginatively, present considerable commercial opportunity. Yet, the size and complexity of the data pool and the shortcomings of existing platf
On the 26th January, in the grand setting of the IoD, Dovetail held their seventh annual client conference, and as usual, invited an interesting selection of speakers. James Evelegh went along to listen.
Despite the fact that the iPad has been on the market for over a year and that millions of advertising dollars have already been spent in iPad magazines – the truth is, writes Rupert Turnbull, we are still really in beta mode.
Stevie Spring seems to have been at Future forever, but in fact joined the special interest media company as recently as 2006, having worked across a wide variety of media companies. Stevie tells Meg Carter why the last year has been the most hectic
