Magazines
Apps help Rashbass prepare for The Economist's first fall
The Economist is the magazine industry's undisputed star performer, achieving 61 consecutive circulation rises over the last 31 years, but group chief executive Andrew Rashbass expects global print sales to fall for the first time in 2012, so why is he "delighted"?
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My Media Week: Alun Williams
This week, Alun Williams, group publishing director at Hearst-Rodale, anticipates the first...
Hearst-Rodale harnesses Apple Newsstand to sample print launch
Hearst-Rodale is using Apple's Newsstand for a digital sampling drive for its...
Out and About 3 February
This week Out and About has pictures from the Newspaper Marketing Agency...
Media Bitch's Diary 3 February
This week Bitch hangs out with a sharp-dressed man, tries to hitch...
Future appoints Keith Walker to boost entertainment revenues
Future has hired IPC's Keith Walker in the new role of head...
Media Bitch's Diary 26 January
This week, Bitch witnesses MJ Media getting over an Olympic hurdle, goes...
Future appoints Nick King as digital commercial director
Future, the specialist magazine group, has hired Nick King from News International...
Time Out prepares to launch online social TV guide
It's been almost 30 years since Time Out magazine sparked a revolution...
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