Exponent announces that it has reached an agreement to sell Dennis, the leading international media group and publisher of The Week in the US and the UK, to Future plc (“Future”), the global platform for specialist media, for a Purchase Price of £300m1.
Dennis, the publisher of Auto Express, evo and Carbuyer, has acquired social media brand Car Throttle.
Dennis Publishing, the U.K.-based owner of The Week, has acquired 99-year-old Kiplinger Washington Editors Inc. Terms of the deal have not been disclosed. But among the assets changing hands is Kiplinger’s flagship brand, Kiplinger Personal Finance, which carries a monthly circulation of 600,000, and has been continuously published since 1947.
Exponent has announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire Dennis Publishing (“Dennis”), a multi-platform international media group which owns several award-winning brands including its flagship title, The Week
Flashes& Flames blog: Digital disruption is full of contradictions for legacy media. Condé Nast splashed more than $100m on its trumpeted but short-lived plan to become an online fashion retailer. Less expensively, Hearst came to a similar conclusion. But, as magazines everywhere wonder whether e-commerce can ever fill the advertising gap, one UK publisher is quietly selling more than 250 cars every month to its readers.
Publisher of The Week, Dennis Publishing, has bought financial magazine MoneyWeek. Like The Week, MoneyWeek has enjoyed years of circulation growth.
Dennis Publishing has announced plans to launch Cyclist magazine in France, home to the largest road cycling market in Europe
Press Release: As part of the Sunday Times Profit Track 100: Private Companies with the fastest growing profits – Dennis Publishing is proud to announce that it has made The Sunday Times Top 10 Rising Companies list for the first time
The title is the first ever paid-for print brand extension for the Dennis flagship title The Week. The new magazine is aimed at curious and smart 8-14 year olds who want to make sense of the world around them.
A major digital launch for the publisher with over £1.5m investment, Alphr will be a unique and provocative voice in the UK market covering the technologies which are changing our lives every day, in business and beyond, says Dennis Publishing
Minecraft is a simple, intuitive, and completely addictive open-world game that has sold over 55 million copies worldwide, with thousands of new players joining the ranks every day. From basic block building through to crafting items and fighting “mobs”, it’s a hugely absorbing experience that has captured the imagination of millions of children, says Dennis Publishing
Programmatic has often been characterised as a “race to the bottom” where brands can pick up bargains as eyeballs become available in real-time. In a world far removed from the premium assurances of direct buys, programmatic can mechanise the process, but as it does so, CPMs appear to be going only in one direction
The team behind Men’s Fitness magazine has launched Personal Trainer, a new workout title aimed at men who want simple yet innovative training plans that will help them “pack on muscle and torch fat in the shortest amount of time possible”
Following the success of Cyclist magazine, Dennis Publishing will be launching a brand new cycling title, Bikes Etc, in October this year
f the increase in programmatic trading leads to standard ad formats becoming “too commoditised” there’s a risk publishers will ditch them in favour of more content-led advertising, according to Dennis Publishing’s head of digital sales Gary Rayneau, in an interview with The Drum
The Week appears to be a traditional magazine. It’s full of words, pictures, thoughts and opinions printed on paper, that are accompanied by lots of lovely full-page advertising
The Week appears to be a traditional magazine. It’s full of words, pictures, thoughts and opinions printed on paper, that are accompanied by lots of lovely full-page advertising
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In the week that Bradley Wiggins won the Tour de France, Dennis Publishing announces the launch of Cyclist, a premium monthly, road cycling magazine in print and enhanced iPad app format
