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Jobs | Agency Showcase | Ad creativeHearst Magazines UK is selling Coast and transferring its licence to publish Psychologies in the UK to Kelsey Publishing, the Kent-based publisher that acquired several IPC magazines in 2010.
Facebook and Twitter are going head to head in their attempts to attract small to medium-sized businesses after both launched education and free advertising initiatives.
Tess Alps, chief executive of Thinkbox, is to take the role of executive chair at the commercial TV marketing organisation from 1 July, while UKTV's Julia Jordan has become chair of the Thinkbox board.
IPC monthly magazine Marie Claire has secured eBay Fashion as the sponsor of its newly launched Marieclaire.co.uk app for iPhone, BlackBerry and Android.
IPC Media has unveiled plans to stage Woman's Weekly Live! The Creative Stitches & Hobbycrafts Show, the magazine's first standalone live event.
Hello! magazine is offering readers a closer look at this week's cover star Gary Barlow by rolling out an augmented reality app that presents a 3D image of the Take That singer and organiser of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee concert.
Channel 4 has signed a partnership with Bauer Media that involves Heat magazine editor Lucie Cave hosting special online shows for viewers tuning in to Channel 4 shows, including 'Hollyoaks', on TV.
By engaging in the retail space marketers will be well positioned to take advantage of London 2012, writes Rosie Merrell, marketing and communications director, Limited Space.
The London 2012 Olympics will be the most technologically advanced Games to date, with huge changes in the way the event will be broadcast and viewed, writes Stuart Knapman, senior director, Essential Research.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is launching a formal investigation into Channel 4's 'Bigger. Fatter. Gypsier.' ad campaign for the documentary series 'My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding', in a U-turn from its previous decision not to.
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