The latest New York edition of magCulture Live is happening on the 9th June, featuring the best of New York magazine publishing to share with the world. Speakers come from both long-established and recently launched publications, demonstrating the ongoing cultural role of magazines in the city as well as New York’s leading contribution to contemporary magazine-making. Talks will cover process and theory, creativity and business, and are aimed at people in the magazine industry, people who wish to be a part of that industry, and people wondering what the deal is with magazines today.

Time Out releases it’s second Spring print edition with RuPaul’s Drag Race’s Bimini Bon Boulash as the cover star.

Air Business announces that Paul Hatch has joined the group as Customer Experience Director for Air Business Subscriptions.

Future Plc has announced their results, demonstrating organic growth, margin progression, and cash generation.

Condé Nast yesterday announced the appointment of Katharine Bailey, who will lead the company’s global product and design organisation as senior vice president, global head of product and design.

Readly has announced the election of Stefan Betzold to Readly's board of directors following its Annual General Meeting.

The Big Issue Group (TBIG) has marked the milestone of equipping over a third (594) of its vendor network with contactless technology via the Zettle card reader.

BusinessGreen.com has taken centre stage as Incisive Media kicks off the rollout of a major digital investment project.

Railway enthusiasts can now sign up for World of Railways Plus membership, a new kind of digital package available through Warners Group Publications. The membership includes unlimited digital access to all new issues and the extensive archives of 5 railway magazines; BRM (British Railway Modelling), Narrow Gauge World, Garden Rail, Traction and Engineering in Miniature.

Puzzler Presents…MIND & MEMORY PUZZLES & ACTIVITIES is the fifth title in the new range of topical puzzle magazines from Puzzler.

The PPA has published a new report, for the first time capturing in one place the scale, impact and reach of the consumer magazine and business media sector.

It has been produced in partnership with Vendigital, supported by Publishers Licensing Services.

A new report published by the PPA today sees the results of the first-ever industry-wide diversity and inclusion survey, offering insight into representation and inclusion across the industry.

Created with EA Inclusion, this is the first time the entire industry has united and committed to an initiative of this scale, and the PPA are proud to be leading in this key area.

Future plc yesterday announced the acquisition of Marie Claire US, part of the global brand that, say the publishers, connects “confident, influential and successful women”.

DC Thomson Media has completely transformed its editorial and business model. It's name? The Apollo programme. It's aim? To maintain a newsroom entirely focused on audience revenue. Head of Newspapers at DC Thomson Media, Richard Neville, explained the innovation at this year's PPA Leadership Summit.

The Government has outlined its legislative priorities for the coming year in the Queen’s Speech, prioritising a national recovery to be achieved by ‘levelling up’ opportunities. The Government will provide support for jobs, businesses, and economic growth, as well as addressing the pandemic’s impact on public services.

When the pandemic hit, there were very few brands that had a level of in-built resilience, but Bauer Media’s Country Walking was arguably one of them.