The rebrand follows the completion of the three-year turnaround of the group which began in 2012, and signals a clear purpose for the future of the group which is now focused on two key areas: Exhibitions & Festivals and Information Services
Freesheet City AM is to ban all desktop internet users from using ad-blockers on its website as it steps up its efforts to protect its advertising income
On Sunday night, in a studio close to one of east London’s most car-clogged arteries, a fake Alpine hill will be alive with the sound of music in a £2m production that marks the first time a musical has been broadcast live on national television in the UK.
Messe Frankfurt is continuing to grow. The company is the leading international trade fair organiser with its own exhibition grounds. On presenting the Group’s preliminary key figures for 2015, Wolfgang Marzin, President and Chief Executive Officer of Messe Frankfurt, summed up: “We expect to generate sales of around €645 million – a new record for our company”
Roy Greenslade: Am I alone in having noticed the plunging Johnston Press share price? As I write, it stands at just 3.9p, having fallen from 17p less than two weeks ago. That’s a 77% slump
A decade-long implosion of magazine sales, led by weekly news mags, appears to be speeding up, with major name brands like Time suffering double-digit declines in just the last three months, according to the group that has charted the death of print.
The industry needs to face up to the fact that people are profoundly unhappy with most digital advertising and figure out a new online ad consensus, says Saatchi & Saatchi’s chief strategy officer Richard Huntington
Media 10 has announced the launch of new contemporary decorative show, LuxuryMade, to be staged as part of the London Design Festival 2016.
German weekly news magazine to start charging for some articles online to fight decline in advertising and circulation
Bauer Media Group USA announced the transfer of M and Twist to digital-only formats, closing the print editions after the release of each magazine’s January/February 2016 issue.
German publisher Axel Springer, which recently acquired Business Insider and took a stake in Thrillist Media Group, is taking its fight against online ad blocking to the legal arena with a new lawsuit in Germany. It seeks to block the promotion and distribution of a mobile ad-blocking app
Mail Online has missed its target of making £80m in revenue this year as annual digital advertising growth slowed by more than half and profits at the Mail’s combined print and digital operation rose by 12%.
Shares in Johnston Press fell 11 per cent to their lowest level in history, as print advertising revenues at the regional newspaper group continued a sharp decline
Shares in Johnston Press fell 11 per cent to their lowest level in history, as print advertising revenues at the regional newspaper group continued a sharp decline
Condé Nast will shutter the 33 year-old monthly magazine, which has a total circulation of about 560,000, at the end of the year, according to a Wednesday memo to staff from president Bob Sauerberg.
According to Mark Allen Group, turnover for the group increased by 45% to £27,551,055 and operating profits rose by almost the same percentage from £2,301,577 to £3,328,276
Publisher of Marie Claire and NME to announce major changes that will involve 300 staff being relocated
Rodale Grow closed as of November 11, staff let go and clients told to find another service provider
Bauer Media is shutting FHM and Zoo magazines in a dramatic illustration of the collapsing lads’ mag sector, which reached its zenith in the 1990s
In 1995, Forbes, the business magazine, made a prediction: Elsevier, the largest publisher of scientific journals, would be “the internet’s first victim”
