Trinity Mirror hires two senior executives to develop and grow Sunday brands and accelerate the Company’s strategic transformation plan
Publishers from around the world met in Bangkok on Tuesday to take steps to establish a new global forum to share experiences and concerns about how content aggregators and search engines impact their businesses.
The South China Morning Post (HKSE: 0583) announced the launch of “Celebrating Hong Kong” at a glittering party at Sotheby’s Gallery attended last night by Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying, former Chief Secretary and Acting Governor Sir David Akers-Jones and many of Hong Kong’s leading individuals.
Mediagrif Interactive Technologies (“Mediagrif”), a leading provider in e-commerce solutions, and Quebecor Media have reached a definitive agreement whereby Mediagrif will acquire Jobboom on June 1st 2013, and has agreed to acquire Réseau Contact on or around October 31st 2013, the latter transaction being subject to technology transfer conditions. Total financial compensation for the deal will reach $65 M. Both acquisitions will count towards Mediagrif’s bottom line as soon as they are completed.
Thirteen years after being named as Golden Pen of Freedom laureates, Myanmar journalists San San Nweh and U Win Tin finally received their awards in Yangon this week.
World’s Press Calls on China to Release Imprisoned Journalists and End Attacks Against Press Freedom
This Sunday, Parade, included in over 670 newspapers, debuts an expanded and restructured website, www.parade.com , and a new logo, the first in more than 30 years. “These changes reflect the spirit and optimism that has always been at the heart of Parade,” says editor in chief Maggie Murphy. “It’s all part of our effort to meet our readers’ evolving needs.” What hasn’t changed? With a print readership of 59 million and an audience reach of 115 million* (including mobile and tablet assets), Parade remains America’s most widely read brand.
