Consumer
Lads’ magazine Zip, sister to Loaded, has ceased print publication after nine issues.
Immediate Media is to launch a new pre-school title for girls, Blossom, next month.
A new monthly women’s magazine is launching next month with a free circulation of 700,000 distributed via direct mail to selected households.
The proposed closure of More and last week’s announcement that Easy Living is going digital-only could lead some to believe that the specialist women’s magazine market was already beyond saturation point.
Going digital-only was once seen as a last desperate throw of the dice for a dying print brand. But not any more. (Declaration of interest: Press Gazette went digital-only at the end of last year)
As the UK press descend on Washington for the Prime Minister's visit to the White House, Axegrinder wonders whether they have learnt their lessons from last year.
Condé Nast has suspended print publication of its women’s monthly title Easy Living from July as it goes digital-only.
The last print edition of Auto Trader is set to be published next month as Trader Media Group completes its digital transition.
Three separate Jimmy Savile stories have this year been shortlisted for scoop of the year at the London Press Club Awards.
The owner of lads’ magazine Loaded has revealed how he tried to buy rival titles Nuts and Zoo.
When self-proclaimed “porn baron” Paul Baxendale-Walker bought lads’ magazine Loaded last year it was reasonably assumed the title might be taken a step down market.
Radical feminist publication, Spare Rib, plans to turn the “patriarchal tables” with its return as a glossy magazine and website next month.
Bauer Media has announced the decision to suspend the publication of women's weekly magazine More.
The decision to suspend publication, which will take effect after tomorrow’s edition of the magazine, and was made because of “challenging economic conditions” meaning that it was “no long viable”.
Monthly title Men's Health claims that it sold more copies of its March issue on the newsstand in the UK than all other paid-for men’s lifestyle titles combined.
Former deputy editor of The Stage Lisa Martland has launched a website and free quarterly digital magazine called Musical Theatre Review.
The New Statesman celebrates its 100th birthday today with a souvenir issue which includes columns from Tony Blair, Boris Johnson and Vince Cable.
Magazine giant IPC Media has announced that chief executive Sylvia Auton is to retire on 3 May after 36 years with the company.
Prince Charles is to guest edit Country Life to mark his 65th birthday, the magazine has announced.
Real life weekly magazine That’s Life has been censured by the Press Complaints Commission after paying the sister of a murderer for her story.
The New Statesman is marking its centenary next week with a 180-page souvenir issue.
