The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) has announced the appointment of Sarah Lee, a former partner at Slaughter and May, to its lay-majority Board.

Gordon & Gotch has released an update to Myriad, its administration software for publishing and events companies.

On September 21, 2019, The Economist published its climate issue, marking an inflection point for the title’s editorial coverage of sustainability and global warming.

Motorcycle News (MCN) has launched a brand advertising campaign to drive newsstand sales among new audiences.

Future is seeking to grow its relationships with licensing and syndication partners following the launch of the Future Content Hub.

Archaeology students, professionals and enthusiasts can now subscribe to the complete and fully-searchable digital archive of The Journal of Irish Archaeology (JIA) through the Exact Editions platform.

Grazia has partnered with actress Emily Atack, Maria Miller MP and Jess Phillips MP to call for the sending of unsolicited explicit images to be made illegal in the UK.

If you haven’t considered desk drops as part of your marketing or customer engagement plans before you could be missing a trick.

The Stationers' Company has unveiled the winners of its Innovation Excellence Awards 2021.

Broadcaster Jane Garvey has joined Radio Times as its new weekly columnist.

The Alliance for IP will be hosting the 6th annual British IP Day on Tuesday June 29, showcasing the various contributions that intellectual property (IP) makes to the UK.

The Week Junior's Summer of Reading campaign is set to return after a successful debut in 2020.

Tammi Townley and John Simmonds have been appointed to two new Publisher roles by Bauer Media.

Google has delayed its plan to end supporting third-party cookies by the second quarter of 2022 by almost two years, following increasing pressure on the company.

Think Publishing has announced the launch of Inside Horticulture magazine, which it has produced on behalf of The Horticultural Trades Association (HTA).

The Government has announced new restrictions on the paid-for advertisement of foods high in fat, salt, and sugar (HFSS) online, as well as a 21:00 watershed for broadcast TV.