SourceWire Abacus e-Media announces MBO from Bond International Software PLC
Wednesday, 13 April 2011, 14:39
"Abacus e-Media nnounces the completion of a management buy-out from its owner of four years, Bond International Software PLC. The management buy-out, which was finalised on Friday 8th April 2011, is backed by funding from management and from exte…
Publishing Executive: Haymarket, Incisive, Reed Business, UBM Medica form UK ad network
Thursday, 21 October 2010, 18:06
BBN press release: "With the addition of these six UK based media companies, also including Decisive Media and Newsco Insider, BBN has strengthened its offering for major brand-building advertisers seeking a large-scale solution for reaching this important target market."
Evening Standard: Even trade magazines are feeling the squeeze in the recession
Saturday, 21 March 2009, 17:21
Roy Greenslade in a column on what the B2B publishers are doing to cut their costs: "The web can be seen as an enemy, encroaching on territory once ruled by print, or it can become a friend, acting as a complement to the editorial provided in print form. There are no hard and fast rules about what should go on one platform rather than another. It varies with the particular niche. Some accept that news, like ads, will inevitably feature only on the web. But that allows for longer analytical pieces to be carried in print."
Independent: Emap to join Trinity and Haymarket in job cuts
Friday, 14 November 2008, 09:57
"Emap is set to announce a series of job cuts next week as it becomes the latest media group to feel the pressure of the worsening economic conditions. Sources close to the group said Emap was looking to reduce editorial budgets across many of its magazine titles in a cost-saving drive that would include headcount reduction. The announcement could come as early as Monday."
Here’s the Kicker: The invisible older woman
Thursday, 4 September 2008, 21:50
Louise Bolotin: "[T]his afternoon, [a] story broke that made me want to cry. This is a story that most women won’t hear of until they drop into their newsagent in a month’s time and ask the shopkeeper if they have the latest copy of Eve. And then they will learn that Eve has just been closed down. Eve was one of the very few magazines that catered for women in their 30s and 40s. … Most women in my age group are crying out for intelligent magazines like Eve. … We know what we want to read but publishers are not keen to give it to us. Apparently, the reason is that advertisers don’t want to sell to us."
Tuesday, 28 August 2007, 06:53
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Advertising trade mag Campaign, is one of four magazines planned for launch in India by Haymarket Media Group.
Expert Eye: The new vids on the block
Thursday, 24 May 2007, 09:45
Ian Reeves looks at how he printed press is experimenting with video, from locals to the big players.
