The HistoryExtra podcast goes from studio to stage
Immediate Media’s IX takes the HistoryExtra podcast from studio to stage for STUDIOCANAL’S PRESSURE.
Immediate Media’s IX takes the HistoryExtra podcast from studio to stage for STUDIOCANAL’S PRESSURE.
Shooting Times & Country Magazine has launched a mobile-first digital experience with Touch Tree.
Webscribe has been appointed to provide subscription fulfilment and customer services for Build It, a self-build and home renovation magazine.
RELX last week reported strong underlying revenue growth for the first nine months of 2026 and reaffirms the full year outlook.
Iconic Media Group has acquired Ulster Journals Ltd, publisher of the Ulster Tatler, a monthly magazine.
PayPoint is working with HH&S, an agency specialising in magazine marketing and subscriptions, to explore new applications of PayPoint’s i-movo Secure Digital Voucher service specifically for magazine publishers and their readers.
Anthem has announced it has partnered with News Corp Australia to become the official UK publisher of delicious. magazine.
Mail Metro Media has announced the launch of StoryFlow, a new premium mobile storytelling ad format.
Strands: Sports Edition, is a sports-centric spin off of the popular New York Times Games puzzle.
Immediate has appointed Lisa Smosarski and Elly Parsons as part of the new Radio Times leadership team.
Hearst UK announces Nick Stevens as head of client partners.
The broadcaster will co-host the wellness podcast alongside Women’s Health UK Editor-in-Chief Claire Sanderson, with her first episode dropping this week.
Spanning approximately 25,000 sq. ft., the Market will have 11 kitchens, two full-service bars, a live performance stage and seating for around 500 guests.
All things being equal, people buy from people they know, like and trust. An emphasis on relationship building has been a long hallmark of Mail Metro Media’s Claudine Collins’ approach to doing business. Meg Carter meets her.
At its peak, Prima sold more than a million copies an issue. As it turns 40, Editor-in-Chief Jo Checkley tells Laura Silverman why listening to readers has been the key to its success.