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.

Emmy-winning actor, musician, director, writer and activist, Riz Ahmed, has been appointed as a Contributing Editor for British Vogue. Reporting directly into Editor-in-Chief, Edward Enninful, Riz’s first essay as a Contributing Editor is featured in the ‘Activism Now’ September issue of British Vogue.

Since 18th March 2020, the Bauer Media insights team has been running a study tracking consumer behaviour and attitudes during lockdown.

Press regulator appoints Charlotte Dewar as Chief Executive and four new Board members.

The magazine is dedicated to Trolls World Tour, the smash hit musical adventure from NBCUniversal.

Following a long period of sustained growth across both Intermedia Brand Marketing Ltd and wholly owned subsidiary, Intermedia Solutions Ltd, they will be reviewing the organisational structure, to ensure the business remains best placed to serve a growing portfolio of clients and the changing marketplaces in which they operate.

From the smallest trade magazines to the largest publishers covering international news, all publishers must constantly focus on getting their content found.

During lockdown, six-year-old Faith and her mother Serlina designed and printed the first ever UK magazine for black girls aged 7-14.

Digital Spy has announced the launch of its very first digital magazine, which will be exclusively available to Apple News+ subscribers in the UK, US, Canada and Australia from today.

Six years ago, publishing consultant and co-host of Media Voices Podcast, Peter Houston, reached out to friends and colleagues in the magazine industry and asked what it felt like to be working in magazine publishing during the 'biggest disruption in publishing history.' However, the Coronavirus crisis is now the biggest disruption in publishing history and so Houston has resurrected The Magazine Diaries to chronicle how magazine people are coping and to support The Big Issue.

110% Gaming launched the Summer of Champions campaign to celebrate the positive effects gaming has on young people.

Leaders from across the UK’s advertising and media industries have written to the Prime Minister outlining their concern regarding speculation that strict new rules on TV and online advertising are due to be announced next week.

The Fire Industry Association (FIA) has signed a strategic agreement with Western Business Media, the publisher of Fire Safety Matters magazine, which will see the two organisations jointly launch a new fire and security awards scheme as well as publish an annual guide for the UK fire safety sector, while also bringing new member benefits for FIA members.

Since the beginning of lockdown the number of people subscribing to all Dennis titles has increased by 9%. To ensure an uninterrupted service of their magazines, all titles have offered free digital access to subscribers throughout the pandemic and implemented engagement campaigns to get new subscribers to the titles.