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Telegraph launches new investment service
News

Telegraph launches new investment service

Interactive Investor, one of the UK’s largest execution-only stockbrokers, has partnered with The Telegraph to launch a new investment service; Telegraph Investor.

25/11/2014

Newsquest launches new Daily Newspaper in Scotland
News

Newsquest launches new Daily Newspaper in Scotland

A new daily, pro-independence newspaper, The National, was launched yesterday aimed at the 1.6 million Scots who voted to leave the Union.

25/11/2014

AOP Autumn Conference – the main talking points
REVIEW

AOP Autumn Conference – the main talking points

The AOP held its annual autumn conference in London on 9th October. James Evelegh listened as keynotes and panelists spelt out the main opportunities and challenges facing digital publishers today.

By James Evelegh  |  25/11/2014

Procurement Leaders – our strategy
FEATURE

Procurement Leaders – our strategy

At the PPA awards in July, Procurement Leaders won the Business Media Brand of the Year award. Last December, they won the Digital Product of the Year award at the PPA Independent Publisher awards. They’re clearly doing something right. David Rae giv

By David Rae  |  25/11/2014

Mark Allen Group
PUBLISHER PROFILE

Mark Allen Group

There aren’t many publishing houses that could boast expertise in both renal nursing and the works of Sonny Rollins. But, writes Jo Bowman, a combination of opportunity and personal passions has driven Mark Allen Group to develop a stable of titles a

By Jo Bowman  |  25/11/2014

The Big Get Bigger
VIEW FROM THE STATES

The Big Get Bigger

In the media game, including magazine media, the advantages of economies of scale and massive reach to key demographics have reached a tipping point, writes Karlene Lukovitz.

By Karlene Lukovitz  |  25/11/2014

AOP Content and Trends Census 2014
RESEARCH

AOP Content and Trends Census 2014

The sixth annual Content and Trends Census digs below the surface to identify the key challenges facing publishers and their priorities over the next twelve months. Mobile features prominently! Tim Cain looks at this and other themes uncovered by the

By Tim Cain  |  25/11/2014

Off The Page
COLUMN

Off The Page

David Hepworth on magazines and beyond

By David Hepworth  |  25/11/2014

InDigital
COLUMN

InDigital

Jim Foster on the world of ePublishing

By Jim Foster  |  25/11/2014

woman&home – our brand journey
FEATURE

woman&home – our brand journey

Winning the double at this year’s PPA Awards - for magazine and brand of the year – was a deeply satisfying reward for almost ten years of endeavour by the woman&home team. Publishing director Linda Swidenbank looks at some of the main milestones alo

By Linda Swidenbank  |  25/11/2014

Breaking and remaking business media
REVIEW

Breaking and remaking business media

On 22 October, at One Wimpole Street in London, the Information Industry Network held its Business Media Insights conference. Carolyn Morgan heard first-hand how the leading lights in the B2B world were successfully reimagining their businesses.

By Carolyn Morgan  |  25/11/2014

Fashion, Art, Travel, Style… It's All About Love
SPOTLIGHT

Fashion, Art, Travel, Style… It's All About Love

It weighs in at two kilogrammes, has 510 pages and costs more than £5 to put in the post. But Love magazine is just one of a number of high end publications that attract readers with a heady mix of fashion, art, travel and up-to-the minute style and

By Alan Geere  |  25/11/2014

A Publishing Hype Cycle
FEATURE

A Publishing Hype Cycle

In the scramble to find a sustainable business model, writes Luke Bilton, one of the hardest things can be to figure out where to place your bets. Which of this year’s great hopes are worth investing in and which will prove to be a distraction?

By Luke Bilton  |  25/11/2014

An App I Like - The Times & The Sunday Times
AN APP I LIKE

An App I Like - The Times & The Sunday Times

The Times app has allowed lapsed print subscriber Jamie Jouning to rediscover the joys of his favourite newspaper and he doesn’t mind paying for the privilege.

By Jamie Jouning  |  25/11/2014

John Ridding - interview
INTERVIEW

John Ridding - interview

The Financial Times has handled digital transition better than most. The result of meticulous planning? A bit of luck perhaps? Or simply because it’s a rock-solid must-read product? Ray Snoddy talks to John Ridding about their enviably successful pub

By Ray Snoddy  |  25/11/2014

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