The Scotsman, yesterday marked 200 years since the publication of its Prospectus in 1816, which set out the ambition and values of the title, ahead of its first edition, published in January 1817.
Red Magazine, published by Hearst Magazines UK, has teamed up with Sofa Workshop to create a collection of sofas in collaboration with the editorial team led by Pip McCormac, Red’s Associate Editor (Living).
On Wednesday 23 November, Future plc published its results for the year ended 30 September 2016.
Dennis Publishing is proposing to close the print edition of Coach Magazine, with the issue dated Wednesday 14th December being its last.
IOP Publishing has announced a renewed contract with the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM), for the continued publication of two of its journals – Physics in Medicine and Biology and Physiological Measurement.
dmg events Middle East, Asia & Africa has announced that it will launch its hospitality event brand in the Philippines in 2017 to capitalize on the Southeast Asian country’s growing international tourism and hospitality portfolio.
Children’s magazine publisher, Redan Publishing, has announced the appointment of Julie Jones as Managing Director.
It appears that the large consumer magazine media companies are wrapping up the initial stage of transitioning away from print dependence, and bringing in a new (or revised, anyway) lineup of players to tackle the next stage… while further consolidat
The Dundee based company publishes a wide range of titles – magazines for the very young (The Beano), for the not so young (Evergreen), alongside some of the best known newspapers in Scotland (The Press & Journal and Courier). What are the challenges
The Guardian has for some time been at the forefront of digital publishing, the standard-bearer of open access web content. With digital revenue and reach growing, the outlook looked bright, until advertising revenues hit the buffers in 2015. Since t
David Hepworth on magazines and beyond
In September, The Media Briefing held its annual Monetising Media conference in London. Carolyn Morgan moderated a couple of the sessions and here reviews some of the main talking points from the event.
In September, Look unveiled a new brand strategy built around four content pillars and a belief that the brand had to be everywhere its audience was. Ciar Byrne talks to some of the key players behind the new strategy.
It was the media year in which the first UK national newspaper abandoned print to go digital only. There were continuing cutbacks, launches, leaks, digital disruption, Boris and Brexit. Here, Jon Slattery picks his best media quotes of the year.
In-flight magazines may have a captive audience, but they still have to work hard for readers. Alan Geere looks in the seat-back pocket in front of him to see who is ready for take-off.
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