Six months after Press Gazette's buyout by Wilmington, it is to undergo a major relaunch both online and in print.
The new look for the magazine – which hits newsstands on 25 May – has been masterminded by leading editorial designer Michael Crozier, whose last major project was a revamp for the Evening Standard.
It includes a new masthead – with greater emphasis on the word "press" incorporating a new slogan: "For all journalists".
Inside, the new design is intended to pack more stories per page and provide clearer colour coding of the different sections.
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A new weekly double-page spread called "The Knowledge" is being launched, which provides a weekly summary of everything journalists need to know to get ahead – including sections on media law, new technology, training tips from journalism's greats and news and analysis from the City.
The new website, created by Abacus E-Media, is redesigned in a wider screen size to make use of modern higher resolution computer monitors.
It has increased capability to use video, larger photos and to incorporate reader comments.
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New software will put Press Gazette at the cutting edge of newsroom technology and fully integrate the online and offline production process for the first time – meaning stories and pictures will be filed into just one content management system.
Press Gazette editor Dominic Ponsford said: "The changes both online and offline represent a major commitment from our new owners to the future of this 41-year-old institution.
"Most importantly, Press Gazette's editorial team is determined to continue standing up for journalists, shining a light into their world and providing them with everything they need every week to become better at doing their jobs."
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