The Innovation Seminar paved the way towards the Innovation Excellence Awards.

BBC History magazine last week celebrated a milestone as its HistoryExtra podcast has received more than 100,000,000 listens.

DC Thomson Media has been chosen to take part in this year’s Google News Initiative (GNI) Subscriptions Lab which kicked off yesterday.

Compulsory mental health first-aid in every workplace a step closer to becoming law following Bauer Media’s Where’s Your Head At? campaign

To launch the Proud To Be Me Initiative, Hearst UK will be hosting a virtual In Conversation with transgender activist, model & writer, Munroe Bergdorf and editors Lotte Jeffs (ELLE UK) and David Opie (Digital Spy).

As part of its increased monitoring function, the Advertising Standards Authority has published the findings of its proactive monitoring sweep of influencer posts to gauge whether influencers are sticking to the rules, which require that they clearly signpost when their posts are ads. The report reveals that the proportion of influencers sticking to the rules is far below what we would expect

Mike Mirams has announced that he will be retiring from his position as CEO of the newspaper and magazine industry charity, NewstrAid, in August 2021.

Earlier this month, Future announced that they have entered an agreement to license woman&home magazine to Highbury Media, South Africa.

WIRED Health, WIRED’s annual healthcare conference, will return in a virtual setting for its eighth year on Wednesday 31st March 2021. The editorially curated event gathers medical practitioners, health technologists, pharmaceutical leaders and entrepreneurs for a day of eye-opening and inspirational stories, case studies and panels on how we can make a positive change in the way we provide and access healthcare.

Banipal, a magazine of contemporary Arab literature in English translation, has partnered with Exact Editions to launch a digital edition of its Spanish-language counterpart, Revista Banipal de literatura árabe moderna.

In recognising the destabilising effect the pandemic has had on the lives of young adults, Men’s Health has given ‘Generation Covid’ its own platform to talk about – and address – the major struggles from the past year, by consulting a wide range of 17–23-year-olds to write, edit and advise its April issue

To enable its employees to coordinate and amplify their fundraising efforts, Mark Allen Group has created a charitable foundation.

The European Newspaper Publishers' Association (ENPA) and the European Magazine Media Association (EMMA) are concerned that the Google Privacy Sandbox further reinforces Google's gatekeeper role.

Time Out changed its iconic logo purple to mark International Women’s Day. International Women’s Day drives global awareness of the social, economic, cultural and political fight for women’s rights and equality. This year, Time Out is calling for everyone to ‘raise their heads, hearts and hands to women’ across the globe and to celebrate the achievements of female owned businesses in our cities.

The Society of Editors has been saddened by news of the death of its founding executive director Bob Satchwell.

In his second Budget speech as Chancellor, Rishi Sunak unveiled an additional £65bn of new measures to support the economy through the pandemic, taking total support to date to over £407bn. The Chancellor committed to continue doing “whatever it takes” to support the economy through COVID-19, pledging to fix the public finances once recovery has begun, and strengthening the UK’s economic future.