Sue Todd, CEO of Magnetic, will join a line-up of expert speakers at 2020 Power of Print virtual seminar, taking place on Tuesday November 3.

Men’s Health and Women’s Health have today announced a social partnership with TikTok that will see both brands co-create inspirational hashtag challenges through the #LearnOnTikTok initiative.

The PPA Scottish Magazine Awards have today opened for entries, with an array of categories to celebrate the broad range of achievement in the publishing industry in the last year.

Munya Chawawa and his comedy characters are encouraging 16-24 year olds to support the content they love by by getting the content they love from genuine sites.

The next issue of Time magazine features a special cover project, The New American Revolution, created with artist and producer Pharrell Williams.

The Incisive Media Foundation has signed a new partnership with Women's Aid.

Charlie Burton has been appointed as Watch Editor at British GQ.

A new section 9 has been incorporated to provide guidance on the VAT liability of supplies of certain electronic publications (e-publications) that became zero-rated from 1 May 2020.

WIRED has announce a new virtual conference, WIRED Health:Tech. As the newest conference in its WIRED Health portfolio, WIRED Health:Tech will take place on Tuesday 22nd September as a virtual live broadcast. The conference explores the technological advances driving the future of patient care.

InterMedia have announced a partnership with Egmont Magazines Ltd for whom we will be delivering the subscription management of a huge new launch in the Autumn.

Conde Nast’s Vogue is releasing its first themed global issue with its September/October edition. The “Hope” issue spans all 26 editions of Vogue with content set to run across print, digital and social platforms.

Marie Claire UK is launching Marie Claire Beauty Drawer, which it describes as the “ultimate members club for beauty-loving women”.

Centaur Media has set out a six-point pledge to help drive anti-racism, diversity and inclusivity in the industry.

Time Out London’s first post-lockdown print magazine will be released on 11th August 2020 and will be dedicated to the memory of Time Out’s pioneering and much-loved founder, Tony Elliott, who died of lung cancer on 17th of July 2020. The special print edition will be published 52 years almost to the day after the first magazine, which was printed 12th August 1968.

The Bookseller has been acquired by the publisher of the theatre magazine The Stage, in a move that will see the 162-year-old book trade newspaper join forces with the 140-year-old brand. Discussions between the two organisations started in autumn 2019 and the deal is effective immediately.

Bauer Media has announced the appointment of Jill Ford as Head of HR/Business Partner for the UK Publishing Business, to focus on offering dedicated strategic HR support for UK Publishing. She will report directly to Chris Duncan CEO of UK Publishing and support Julia Brass, Interim Senior HR Business Partner for global Publishing.