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Hearst 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.
13.15 UPDATE: Hubert Burda Media UK has sold real-life titles, Love it! and Full House!, to a start-up called Pep Publishing Ltd that is majority-owned by Hubert Burda Media UK chief executive Luke Patten.
Hearst Magazines UK has launched a quarterly magazine called Good Ideas, aimed at 35- to 50-year-old women.
From 3D covers and "intelligent photos", to talking ads, "click to buy" technology and augmented reality, magazine publishers around the world continue to innovation as highlighted in the latest Fipp report.
A sector in transition, magazines are experimenting with digital platforms and deeper reader engagement. Mike Fletcher speaks to the leading magazine publishers about what is happening, just weeks after the latest ABC figures were posted.
The second half of 2011 continued to be a challenging time for magazine publishers, with only four of the top 20 consumer titles achieving lifts in print circulations.
ABC print figures are like TV overnight ratings: they're a vital element of the trading mechanism and give a guide to popularity but don't tell whole story, argues James Papworth, marketing director, PPA.
Mobiles and tablets are offering publishers and advertisers alike the opportunity to create innovative content, with partnerships expected to rise in prominence
Vanessa Doyle maintains that magazines are far from dying: people still love them and, for the ones that survive, they will emerge stronger.
Immediate Media, the new owner of BBC Magazines, is to house the bulk of the new business in Hammersmith with staff expected to have moved in by the summer of 2012.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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