A lot of businesses are having to switch to some degree of remote working. As this has happened so quickly, many are not fully prepared for the change and need practical support making decisions around policies, technology solutions and new working practices. By Guild.

Paul McNamee, Editor of The Big Issue, explains how they are working hard to maintain availability of the title during the coronavirus outbreak.

In response to the coronavirus, Condé Nast Italia has introduced a series of initiatives.

Big Issue Editor Paul McNamee has urged people to continue supporting their social mission during the current crisis - and has unveiled a series of ways in which readers can help their vendors, even if they are avoiding social contact.

Over the past couple of weeks, magazine media offices and newsrooms around the world have followed public health guidelines and sent their staff home to work online because of the global coronavirus pandemic. But, what does remote work mean for magazine media companies, and how can we address the challenges?

NABS, the support organisation for the advertising and media industry, is here to help you during these challenging times. We’ve put together the following top tips to help you with your wellbeing.

A lesson we learnt last week was that when we all pull together as an industry we can achieve great things. Later this year, we look forward to the axing of a digital reading tax, as Rishi Sunak announced in his March 2020 Budget. ​​​​​​​I spoke with Owen Meredith, PPA MD, who charts the success of our #AxeTheReadingTax campaign and what this now means for publishers in the UK.

This article is based on the Budget announcements on March 11, and does not fully account for recent additional financial measure to combat Coronavirus.

Chris Jones has been appointed as BMJ’s next Chief Executive, effective from Monday 6 April 2020.

When it comes to role models for a great digital publishing strategy, the same names keep popping up.

Future's purchase of TI Media does not raise competition concerns, subject to the sale of three closely competing products, a CMA investigation has found.

The Coronavirus outbreak is an evolving situation and changing daily. In highly affected countries people are reducing time spent in public and crowed areas including travel outlets. Travel points will be most affected with less people travelling. On the flipside, people are going to supermarkets to stockpile on groceries so there may be some short terms spikes in sales in a few retail channels. This report includes sales analysis based on short and long term impact to the magazine industry.