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Air Business has teamed up with some of their customers in the Magazine and Book Publishing sectors to donate some of their publications to Hospices and Care Homes.

Australia will be one of the first countries to require digital platforms to pay for the content they use and share advertising revenues with local media firms.

BMJ has announced the appointment of Roger Horton as its new chair, effective from 20 April 2020.

The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme has been extended by one month to reflect continuing social distancing measures.

A government-backed loan scheme for large businesses affected by coronavirus has been expanded to cover all viable firms, the Chancellor announced.

The Big Issue, in partnership with publishing platform, Pugpig, has launched a new app and digital edition to maximise sales and support vendors across the UK in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.

Immediate Media Co. are still recording their award-winning podcasts from their home offices, sofas and kitchen tables, with podcasts from BBC History Magazine, BBC Science Focus, BBC Sky at Night Magazine, BBC Countryfile Magazine, In The Moment, Bike Radar, olive and BBC Good Food magazine.

PPA Scotland's brand new podcast series features anecdotes and advice from stars of magazine media.

Grazia, heat, Absolute Radio, KISS and more will encourage listeners and readers to share how they’re feeling in support of Where’s Your Head At?

For decades media companies and publishers relied on advertising as their primary means of revenue. As the internet became more popular, most publishers initially assumed they could apply a similar advertising model to monetise their digital properties.

Condé Nast announced today the appointment of Norman Tan as Editor-in-Chief of Vogue Singapore.

Teams will happily invest A/B testing, iteration and optimisation of UX for end-users, but what about editors?

The publisher has unlocked the content of all its glossy titles and offered free digital access to readers.

Women's Health Live 2020 has been creatively reimagined for the digital space.

Hearst UK has launched a pop-up Creator Network of trusted editors, influencers, photographers and video creatives, who are able to create branded content whilst working remotely.