November 21, 2016

Forbes aims to bring journalists and advertisers together on the page through new 'co-storytelling'

October 27, 2016

BBC Earth to get its own monthly magazine

October 25, 2016

Future takes on 30 magazine brands with £15.9m Imagine Publishing buyout

October 19, 2016

Time closes print edition of InStyle 15 years after UK launch - but website will remain

October 12, 2016

Time Out to open food market in London after firm claims success in Portugal

September 29, 2016

NME to give away 80,000 Google Cardboard viewers to promote Inside Abbey Road app

September 26, 2016

BBC Wildlife Magazine editor: Columnist Chris Packham wrong to write of countryside 'nasty brigade'

August 31, 2016

Barack Obama to guest edit Wired magazine in 'US presidential first'

July 15, 2016

National Enquirer editor Dylan Howard: 'British tabloids have gone soft and we're making up for it'

July 8, 2016

Growing profits at The Economist suggest it has solution for news publishers facing print advertising meltdown

July 5, 2016

Vogue magazine to launch in the Middle East for the first time

June 28, 2016

The Sunday Times Scotland launches fortnightly events guide

June 16, 2016

Brexit vote: New Statesman, FT and three big regional dailies all come out in favour of staying inside the EU

June 15, 2016

Sportswoman magazine launch aims to 'redress balance' in coverage of women's sports

June 10, 2016

Time Out set for global expansion with £90m proceeds of stock market listing

May 20, 2016

Boris Johnson strikes blow for free speech winning Spectator's president Erdogan obscene limerick competition

May 19, 2016

Britain's longest serving editor to step down at 80 after 43 years on environment magazine

May 13, 2016

Tributes to 'elegantly charming' former Elle editor Sally Brampton found dead after life-long battle with depression

May 11, 2016

Latest entrant to growing free magazine market Coach celebrates first ABC of 300,000

May 9, 2016

Weekly children's newspaper marks tenth birthday with record circulation after pundits first greeted it with 'ridicule'